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As the Vaad Hakohol and CHJCC Board marks 100 days of dedicated service, we are excited to share an update on the progress and key initiatives we’ve been working on to support and strengthen the Crown Heights community.
In response to recent security threats, the Vaad Hakahol, in collaboration with the Local Shul Representatives, has launched the Crown Heights Office of Security and Emergency Network (CHOSEN).
The Crown Heights Jewish Community Council expressed deep concern over the recent attack that occurred Friday night in a official statement.
The Crown Heights Jewish Community Council (CHJCC) is taking significant strides to enhance its social service offerings in response to the evolving needs of the community.
A recent JFA survey assessing community opinions on the Department of Transportation’s (DOT) proposed bike lanes on Kingston and Brooklyn Avenues has revealed strong opposition. Of the 900 participants, 860 completed the survey, with nearly all respondents residing in the area affected by the proposal.
The Vaad Hakohol would like to inform all residents of Crown Heights living in Brooklyn Community Board District 9 that they can now apply to become a “Resident Member” on any of the Brooklyn Community Board 9 (CB9) Committees.
Brooklyn’s Community Board 9, which covers the Crown Heights Jewish community, will be hosting a Zoom Meeting on Monday, August 5th at 6:30pm and will discuss the proposed traffic and bike lane changes to Kingston and Brooklyn Aves.
We are delighted to provide you with an update on our progress at the CHJCC and Vaad Hakohol Board after our first month of service. Our commitment to enhancing our community’s welfare and addressing its challenges is steadfast, and we are pleased to share the significant strides we have made thus far
Marking a new era of community involvement and leadership, Crown Heights Shul representatives (Netzigim) invited the new Vaad Hakohol/CHJCC Board of Directors to an inaugural meeting to build on the success of the recent election.
Your letter claims you had the pleasure of serving our community for 14 years. Is that a joke? We don’t get your sense of humor.
The newly elected board members of the Crown Heights Jewish Community Council (CHJCC) and Vaad Hakohol are excited to announce their roles and share their plans for the future with the Crown Heights community.
It is with a profound sense of gratitude and fulfillment that we, Zaki Tamir, Fishel Brownstein, and Yossi Hackner, extend our heartfelt thanks to the most amazing community in the world.
Dear Fellow Residents of Crown Heights, We did it! Sincerely, Yisroel Wilhelm, Avi Lesches, Binyomin Dubroff, Moshe Berghoff, Shmuli Breshevitzki, and Meir Kahanov.
Hundreds of Crown Heights residents turned out Sunday for the first election for the Vaad Hakohol of Crown Heights in fourteen years. Following a successful voting day, the election results are in.
This Sunday, Crown Heights residents will go to the polls. Shul delegates, united behind the election, share the Rebbe’s message about voting and answers to frequent questions.
Amongst the many segments of our community in Crown Heights that has experienced tremendous growth, B”H, is the 60 and above demographic. We have already had the privilege to meet with the leaders of other JCCs and learned of the many government programs and funding opportunities that are available for our seniors
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