Caring, Helping. Mental Illness.

Kadima is a Jewish mental health agency whose mission is to provide psychological services, residential options, supported

employment and social activities on a non-sectarian basis. Kadima also provides public education and advocacy to

enhance the gulch)/ of life for individuals and their families affected by psychiatric disabilities.

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Tuesday, September 25 • 7130 pm
The Max M. Fisher Music Center

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When the month of June arrives, we are all ready and raring to go to
Camp Kadima. It is one of the highlights of our year and keeps grow-
ing bigger and better each summer. This year 30 clients and 6 staff
spent 5 days at Camp Sea Gull enjoying all the activities and remem-
bering why they come back every summer. It's a time for relaxing, shar-
ing with friends, participating in activities, and enjoying nature's gifts.

We played some softball and discovered we had some superstars
in our midst. No pitcher could throw a ball that Donald Holman was
unable to hit. The weather was a little chilly but some of the clients took
the plunge and went swimming. Our Kadima campfire band keeps
growing as David Barg brought kazoos for everyone. We played
along with Mike Trepeck, Kadima social worker, on guitar, David on
harmonica, and Joel Kaufman on trombone. Between the band and the
jokes and S'mores, we all had a great time every evening at our camp-
fires. As always we made a trip to Charlevoix for lunch and shopping,
especially for fudge.

"The next big thing in music. I've
never heard a voice like Joshua's
before. He literally brings
the house down."

prah Winrey

Naomi and Lionel Margolick, Benefit Honorees

Lionel Margolick, a longtime and generous Kadima
supporter, was born in Montreal. Fluent in three
languages, he received his B.A. and Law degrees
from McGill University in Montreal and an M.B.A.
from Wharton Graduate School of Business. Lionel
is the owner of the Margolick Financial Group, an
investment banking and advisory firm he founded
in 1991. He serves on the boards of various
organizations including Kadima, Hebrew Free Loan,
Starbase and MOPAC.

Thanks to our sponsors, Nancy and Steve Grand, we are able to
enjoy this memorable experience every summer

KADIMA LAUNCHES
NEW FAMILY GROUP

Naomi grew up in Huntington Woods, the
second eldest of nine children. During her career in
advertising, she worked as a TV and radio producer
for various ad agencies in Michigan, California and
England. Naomi's affiliations include ORT, Federation's
Lion of Judah Division and Women's Foundation, and
Suite Dreams Foundation.

Kadima, along with Jewish Family Service, has established a
program providing advocacy and support to families with children
who have emotional disorders. This program is funded by the
Jewish Fund.

Kadima is conducting a monthly advocacy/support group
for parents of children with behavioral issues related to ADHD,
Oppositional Defiant Disorder, Conduct Disorder, Bipolar Disorder,
and Eating Disorders. The group is led by licensed therapists and
meets at the Kadima Center, 15999 W. 12 Mile Road, Southfield
and teaches parents coping skills, advocacy and knowledge about
community resources. There is no fee for this service.

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The Margolicks are the proud parents of three
sons and take special joy in their three young
grandchildren.

"Kadima brings its clients into a world of
possibilities where joy prevails over hopelessness.
am proud to be one of its supporters," said Lionel.

For information and registration, call (248) 559-8235.

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION PLEASE CALL PAULA @ (248) 559-8235 x 128

15999 West 12 Mile • 2nd floor • Southfield, MI 48076 • (248) 559-8235 • Fax (248) 559-0229

August 16 • 2007

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