List of Hatzalah chapters
Hatzalah is a volunteer emergency medical service (EMS) organization primarily serving Jewish communities around the world. The name "Hatzalah" (sometimes spelled "Hatzolah" or "Hatzoloh") is derived from the Hebrew word "הצלה", meaning "rescue" or "relief". Hatzalah organizations operate independently in many countries, but they share the common goal of providing rapid emergency medical response and ambulance services. This article provides a list of Hatzalah chapters, highlighting their global presence and the diversity within the Hatzalah network.
United States[edit | edit source]
New York[edit | edit source]
- Hatzalah of Boro Park
- Hatzalah of Williamsburg
- Hatzalah of Crown Heights
- Hatzalah of Flatbush
- Hatzalah of Queens
- Hatzalah of Rockland County
- Hatzalah of the Upper West Side
New Jersey[edit | edit source]
California[edit | edit source]
Maryland[edit | edit source]
Illinois[edit | edit source]
Israel[edit | edit source]
- Hatzalah Israel operates across the country, with several regional chapters including:
United Kingdom[edit | edit source]
- Hatzalah UK, with chapters in:
Canada[edit | edit source]
Australia[edit | edit source]
South Africa[edit | edit source]
- Hatzalah South Africa, operating in several communities including Johannesburg and Cape Town.
Belgium[edit | edit source]
Switzerland[edit | edit source]
Mexico[edit | edit source]
Argentina[edit | edit source]
Each of these chapters operates independently, with their own dispatch and coordination systems. They are united by their mission to provide immediate medical response and to save lives. The presence of Hatzalah chapters in a community provides an additional layer of emergency response, complementing the local public EMS services.
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