Beit T'Shuvah

Beit T'Shuvah Our mission is to heal broken souls and save the lives of those wrestling with addiction by providing integrated care in a community setting.
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Everyone has the right to redemption, which is why we never turn a single soul away due to an inability to pay.

12/04/2025

Temple Beit T’Shuvah is just like everywhere else…right?

…okay, maybe it’s a bit more unique than that.

Join us every Friday at 630pm for Shabbat and experience the magic in person.

12/02/2025

Today is Giving Tuesday, and we hope you’ll consider Beit T’Shuvah among the charities you support.
Because when someone reaches out on the worst day of their life, your giving is what makes sure we’re here to answer.
Make a difference at beittshuvah.org/donate.

Augustin L. is the type of person who just emanates good vibes. He is truly such a warm and friendly character, a face y...
11/29/2025

Augustin L. is the type of person who just emanates good vibes. He is truly such a warm and friendly character, a face you won’t soon forget. This man possesses a genuine kindness matched with a friendly smile that feels like a warm hug when one needs it the very most. His personality breathes subtle yet vibrant imagery in such a way that his life almost paints itself in one’s mind. Hearing his story felt like scenes from a movie—the memories palpable and visceral, the emotion so real and so raw, yet effortlessly communicated as if it was all just a walk in the park. But it wasn’t. There was a park, but he was living in it.

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Inspired by Rabbi Iggy’s op-ed, we are starting our Giving Tuesday campaign early so that we can reach Thanksgiving with...
11/26/2025

Inspired by Rabbi Iggy’s op-ed, we are starting our Giving Tuesday campaign early so that we can reach Thanksgiving with hearts full of gratitude, knowing we have truly helped another soul. Giving Tuesday has become a feel‑good, one‑day act, when real generosity should be steady, relational, and begun long before the holiday rush. Our hope for us all is that we arrive at Thanksgiving having already acted—by giving tzedakah, money, time, and love through ongoing commitments to our community we so deeply care for.
Gratitude becomes even richer when it follows action.

At this year’s gala, we’re proud to honor Emily Cohen-Meth as the inaugural recipient of the Harold Rothstein Alumni Awa...
11/24/2025

At this year’s gala, we’re proud to honor Emily Cohen-Meth as the inaugural recipient of the Harold Rothstein Alumni Award—an award inspired by the legacy of a man who believed in hope, second chances, and showing up for others. Emily carries that spirit forward every day.

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What do you dream of?From the moment Tylo S. entered this world—seventeen-year-old mother, twenty-year-old father, Portl...
11/22/2025

What do you dream of?

From the moment Tylo S. entered this world—seventeen-year-old mother, twenty-year-old father, Portland rain tapping against the glass—the universe seemed to whisper two truths into his tiny, unformed hands: you were born into chaos, and you were born to dream beyond it. His childhood was a kaleidoscope of contradictions: “I grew up with s*x, drugs, and gangster rap…and the Spice Girls.” Truly, a juxtaposition of epic proportions. That mixture—chaos and glitter—would shape him for decades.

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For years, Connecting a Caring Community (CCC) has been a steady source of warmth at Beit T’Shuvah—building relationship...
11/19/2025

For years, Connecting a Caring Community (CCC) has been a steady source of warmth at Beit T’Shuvah—building relationships, creating moments of joy, and reminding our residents that they matter. We’re honored to celebrate them with this year’s Annette Shapiro Volunteer Award.

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We are thrilled to announce this year’s T’Shuvah Award honorees: Lilly Tartikoff and Bruce Karatz.Their leadership, comp...
11/19/2025

We are thrilled to announce this year’s T’Shuvah Award honorees: Lilly Tartikoff and Bruce Karatz.
Their leadership, compassion, and commitment to giving back have shaped countless stories of healing in our community. Their relationship with BTS, through the years, has grown into a powerful partnership rooted in hope, repair, and recovery.

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We are thrilled to announce this year’s T’Shuvah Award honorees: Lilly Tartikoff and Bruce Karatz.Their leadership, comp...
11/18/2025

We are thrilled to announce this year’s T’Shuvah Award honorees: Lilly Tartikoff and Bruce Karatz.
Their leadership, compassion, and commitment to giving back have shaped countless stories of healing. What began with Lilly’s child’s journey at Beit T’Shuvah grew into a powerful partnership rooted in hope, repair, and recovery.

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Devin is a kind and vibrant soul, full of energy, charisma, and personality. If you take a moment to really look at him,...
11/14/2025

Devin is a kind and vibrant soul, full of energy, charisma, and personality. If you take a moment to really look at him, you’ll notice a side of this man you may not have seen upon first glance. There is a depth and a wisdom to Devin—though as young as he may appear—when looking at him, I see a wise man, weathered through the trials and tribulations of a chaotic existence amidst a tragically material world. One thing that does strike me about Devin is how easily you can tell he has been fighting his war…and fighting for some time. But it truly does feel like this time he has finally emerged victorious. His confidence is inspiring, and his passion, contagious. Without a doubt, Devin is about to enter a new era of what it means to truly be Devin, and at the core of that drive and inspiration—the BTS Community.

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11/14/2025

Every Friday at 6:30pm, the Beit T’Shuvah community comes together to create. Create hope, create connection, and create a conversation with God. This Friday will be no different. Join us.

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8831 Venice Boulevard
Los Angeles, CA
90034

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

Website

http://beittshuvah.org/donate/, https://linktr.ee/beittshuvah

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