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Art therapy participants share their wishes for the world and humanity

A special virtual performance imagining a live version of children's artwork from World War II.

The KleinLife at Home virtual series help keep seniors feeling connected to their Jewish roots.

The program expanded its audience virtually to accommodate a wider-range of individuals in need.

KleinLife expands its KidSpace program to include a safe space for virtual learning to help working parents during the pandemic.

Andre Krug, President & CEO, looks back on KleinLife's 2019-2020 fiscal year.

KleinLife is mourning the passing of one of its dearest members, Manya Frydman Perel.

In the times of uncertainty, Holocaust Survivors of our Revive program use virtual art therapy to cope.

Mariya Keselman-Mekler reflects on the relationship between KleinLife seniors during the pandemic&introducing creative arts therapy to them.

KleinLife is continuing educating its students from home in its' STEM and Hebrew School programs.