The loss of a parent can shake the foundations of a child's belief in the world as a safe place, leaving them feeling alone and misunderstood. Our programs are run by adults who experienced the loss of a parent as a child or teen — who have the unique capacity to understand, guide, and inspire.
Serving Jewish communities around the world, our mission is to give every frum child and teen living with parental loss the chizuk and validation they crave, the permission to grieve in their own way, and the reassurance that they are not alone.
Partner with us today to offer hope and comfort to a child living with loss.
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Catering to girls from high school to seminary and beyond, Links provides a support network, mentorship, workshops, Shabbaton, and more.
Staffed by successful lawyers, accountants, and financial experts Legally Links provides legal, tax, financial, and investment guidance pro bono to widows, widowers, and children who have lost a parent.
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Sarah Rivkah Kohn lost her mother at 9 years old. In April 2006, she started Links in her living room to give young people the support that she’d so badly craved as a teen. Now, the organization has grown to serve thousands of children and teens around the world.
Meet Our TeamHover over different areas of the map to see the programs Links provides for Jewish communities around the globe.
"It’s not about the grief. It’s about the resilience … and that’s really what I love about Links … Not keeping them in victim mode, but helping them integrate and become who they’re meant to be."
Hear more stories“It’s incredible to see what these girls come out with … You see them transformed, you see them happier, and they feel stronger.”
Hear more stories"Links helped me learn how to juggle pain and trauma while still being happy. All the amazing girls I’ve met and friends I’ve made is the greatest gift that Links has given me."
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