What they call their work
What they do
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Cemetery Preservation and Maintenance Funding 1 activity
- Cemetery preservation and burial advocacyInvestigates and intervenes in cases of cemetery desecration, including leading efforts to repair 80 incorrectly filled foundations at Mount Carmel Cemetery in Queens, NY, with technical oversight from a licensed engineer, following the destruction of headstones beginning in 2020.
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Grief Support Groups and Counseling 1 activity
- Member engagement in lifecycle eventsSupports congregation members through participation in lifecycle events, including celebrations for births and other milestones, as well as mourning practices for the deceased.
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Holocaust Survivor Support Services 1 activity
- Support for elderly Jewish individuals and WWII veterans in UzbekistanProvides food, assistance with obtaining hard-to-find medications, support for utility bills, and organizes holiday events and entertainment for elderly Jewish individuals and Jewish World War II veterans in Uzbekistan.
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Who runs it
| Name | Title | Hours/wk | Compensation |
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| Rabbi Benyamin Tamaiev | Rabbi | 30 | $48K |
- Steven Y Khanimov — Director
- Yuriy Danielov — Trustee
Who they work with
- All Bukharian Community Network (ABCN) Partner — Collaborated with to investigate and address violations in burial practices at Mount Carmel Cemetery.
- Bukharian Jewish Congress of USA and Canada Coalition — Supports Congregation Emet Ve Emuna's values and initiatives.
- Former Jewish immigrants from Central Asia residing in New York Partner — Group of former Central Asian Jewish immigrants based in New York who founded the organization in 2011.
How they approach the work
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- Integrated Spiritual and Material Support for Cultural Preservationmethodology: holistic_support_modelBy combining material aid with spiritual support, the organization strengthens cultural and religious continuity among isolated Jewish populations, because holistic care reinforces identity and community resilience.