Yesh Tikva

Yesh Tikva A Jewish Fertility Community: Providing Support Along Every Stage of the Fertility Journey and Raisi Yesh Tikva has two primary goals: 1.

Until now, facing infertility has been a very lonely journey. When suffering in silence became too much to bear, a group of women decided to change that reality by establishing Yesh Tikva. to provide resources and tools to those struggling with infertility, and 2. to raise awareness of infertility throughout the Jewish community. Yesh Tikva works to provide those thrown into the world of infertil

ity with navigational tools to cope emotionally and practically along this journey. Resources include support groups, online support forums, platforms for sharing personal stories, medical resources, and events. We are constantly building, growing, and improving our offered resources. Additionally, Yesh Tikva looks to increase awareness of infertility throughout the Jewish community. Infertility has been taboo for far too long; it is time that those struggling share their experiences and give it a face. Yesh Tikva aims to increase the sensitivity of those who have not struggled to have to children and to equip them with the resources to help and support those who may be suffering in silence. In hopes of creating a resource for others on this roller coaster, we share our stories and open our hearts. You are no longer alone.

Supporting your health should feel empowering.Not exhausting.Not all-consuming.And certainly not like another way to mea...
08/07/2026

Supporting your health should feel empowering.
Not exhausting.
Not all-consuming.
And certainly not like another way to measure your worth.

That’s the heart of Exploring Preconception Health Without Blame, our new free toolkit created in collaboration with WeNatal.

📖 Download it today and discover what preconception health was always meant to be: an act of care, not a test to pass.

Comment HEALTH if you’d like us to send it your way. 💛

“Fertility and pregnancy are not just a woman’s responsibility. They are a shared journey.”Uri Faynsod is the husband of...
08/05/2026

“Fertility and pregnancy are not just a woman’s responsibility. They are a shared journey.”

Uri Faynsod is the husband of Ronit Menashe, one of the founders of WeNatal. To read his perspective, comment PARTNER. 🩵

Partners grieve too. We see you.

Trying harder doesn’t guarantee a different outcome, even if that’s what we spent years believing. That’s why we are thr...
08/03/2026

Trying harder doesn’t guarantee a different outcome, even if that’s what we spent years believing.

That’s why we are thrilled to share Exploring Preconception Health Without Blame, our newest free toolkit created in collaboration with WeNatal. 💪

Here’s a reminder that caring for your health is an act of support, not a test you have to pass. 💛🩵

Comment HEALTH for a direct link to the resource. ✨

One of the hardest parts of infertility isn’t just the disappointment. It’s what hope allows us to build before we know ...
07/31/2026

One of the hardest parts of infertility isn’t just the disappointment. It’s what hope allows us to build before we know the outcome.

For a little while, hope gives us permission to imagine names, due dates, holidays, a future that suddenly feels within reach.

So when that hope deflates, your heart breaks further.

If you’ve ever wondered whether you “got your hopes up too much,” this is your reminder that hope was never a mistake.💛

No one wants to become an expert in infertility (except REIs!). Yet somehow, so many do. 💛 If any of these felt familiar...
07/30/2026

No one wants to become an expert in infertility (except REIs!). Yet somehow, so many do. 💛 If any of these felt familiar, know this: you are not alone.

You don’t need to know what to say, you just need to stay. Save this for the next time someone you love is going through...
07/28/2026

You don’t need to know what to say, you just need to stay.
Save this for the next time someone you love is going through it. And if it’s you, share with your friends ❤️😬

Some of the hardest seasons of life are filled with contradictions. 💛You can hold onto hope while protecting your heart....
07/27/2026

Some of the hardest seasons of life are filled with contradictions. 💛

You can hold onto hope while protecting your heart.
You can care for your body while feeling disconnected from it.
You can be grateful and grieving.
You can celebrate someone’s joy while mourning the life you envisioned.

None of those feelings cancel each other out.
Two things can be true at the same time. 🩵

Tisha B’Av invites us to pause with loss rather than rush past it.It reminds us that grief deserves space, even when the...
07/23/2026

Tisha B’Av invites us to pause with loss rather than rush past it.
It reminds us that grief deserves space, even when there are no easy answers.

For many in the infertility community, loss isn’t always visible. It can look like a future that changed, a timeline that shifted, or a hope that’s still being carried.

Today, we honor every kind of grief with compassion, presence, and the reminder that no one should have to carry it alone.

May we continue building communities that know how to make room for both joy and sorrow. 🖤

07/21/2026

Even when friends are living completely different realities, they can navigate these conversations with sensitivity, curiosity, and compassion.

If you need extra guidance with this, comment FRIENDS. We got you (and your friend). 💛👯‍♂️🩵

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