ArtWorks, the Naomi Cohain Foundation

ArtWorks, the Naomi Cohain Foundation is a nonprofit established in 2001 in Englewood, New Jersey, to provide art therapy for children who are hospitalized with life-threatening or chronic illnesses. It was founded by Daniela Mendelsohn in honor of her cousin, Naomi Cohain, who came to New Jersey from Israel for cancer treatment, used art to help her cope with her illness, and died in 1995 when she was fifteen years old. It received its nonprofit status from the IRS in 2002.

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ArtWorks, the Naomi Cohain Foundation is a nonprofit established in 2001 in Englewood, New Jersey, to provide art therapy for children who are hospitalized with life-threatening or chronic illnesses. It was founded by Daniela Mendelsohn in honor of her cousin, Naomi Cohain, who came to New Jersey from Israel for cancer treatment, used art to help her cope with her illness, and died in 1995 when she was fifteen years old. It received its nonprofit status from the IRS in 2002.

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