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106 Detroit Jewish News

AD Project Helps
Ethiopian Immigrants

efuah shlema
complete
recovery —
has come to
mean better health for
Ethiopian immigrants
in the Central Galilee
of Israel. They are
learning the impor-
tance of proper health
care, thanks to a group
of young Detroiters
and the Refuah Shlema
Clinic they helped
establish.
In 1997, the Young
Adult Division of the
Jewish Federation of
From left, rear: YAD's Marc Berke, Eric Rosenfeld,
Metropolitan Detroit
Sheri Wagner, Stacey Schwartz and David Jacobson;
committed to a two-
front, Emily Jampel and Steve Rotenberg — at the
year program for the
American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee office
Refuah Shlema health
building in Jerusalem. Not pictured: Josh Opperer
awareness project, in
conjunction with the
begun showing greater patience and
American Jewish Joint Distribution
sensitivity as they've come to see their
Committee.
patients as individuals and not simply
YAD chose the town: Migdal
as members of a different ethnic
HaEmek, which is in the Detroit
group.
Jewish community's Partnership 2000
As YAD participation in the pro-
sister region.
gram concludes, there are plans to
Detroit's young adults were able to
fund an education project for
contribute to the Refuah Shlema pro-
Ethiopian immigrants.
ject through new and increased gifts
Sigal Hobei, a one-time immigrant
to the Allied Jewish Campaign.
from Ethiopia who coordinated the
The Migdal HaEmek clinic is one
Refuah Shlema project, recently sent
of six set up throughout Israel to
a letter of thankS to YAD. She
serve Ethiopian immigrants. For a
described how one older patient had
people coming from a less advanced
felt discriminated against until the
society, with a different language and
Refuah Shlema program was intro-
culture, visits to the doctor are a
duced. Besides gaining new under-
strange and frightening experience.
standing and respect from clinic per-
Diseases like tooth decay, asthma,
sonnel, the man reported to her that
diabetes and high blood pressure —
ca cure has been finally found for his
virtually nonexistent in Ethiopia —
disease.
require treatment unknown in tradi-
"All that wouldn't have been possi-
tional Ethiopian medicine. For the
ble without your interest and help,"
Israeli doctors, attending these
Hobei wrote.
patients proved equally unsettling and
Eric Gould, president of the Young
frustrating.
Adult Division, put his personal spin
The Refuah Shlema project pro-
on the Refuah Shlema project: "All of
vides Ethiopian liaisons to interpret
us who were involved . . . felt a kin-
for the doctors. The liaisons help
ship with our fellow Jews from
patients understand diagnoses and
Ethiopia. Knowing we made a differ-
what they must do to achieve better
ence, saving lives, improving the
health. Sessions organized by Refuah
quality of life and enabling them to
Shlema introduce the immigrants to
become a part of Israeli society, made
health awareness and disease preven-
a real impact on us. We're grateful
tion. For their part, physicians have
that we had the opportunity" P

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