Posts Tagged School
Cheder Chabad
Posted by Moishe Alexander
The Shmuel Zahavy Cheder Chabad of Toronto is a school dedicated to raising Jews that care. Besides a comprehensive secular education, our students receive a thorough grounding in Torah scholarship and classic Jewish values. In the renowned spirit of Chabad – Lubavitch, this is enriched by Chassidic warmth, imbuing them with a deep sense of concern and responsibility for others. Our education equips them to grow up as proud, conscientious Jews, with the broad Torah knowledge and strong commitment necessary to develop into Jewish leaders of the future.
Yeshiva Darchei Torah
An Orthodox Jewish Day school, serving over 300 students from K through 12th grade for girls and through 8th grade for boys, and 25 students in pre-school. Yeshivas Darchei Torah provides a quality religious and secular education, stressing the growth of each, individual student.
“A wonderfull place filled with the light of Torah” says Moishe Alexander” May they only have success with are
support.
Turning Despair into Hope for Suffering Israelis
Posted by admin in Aid Services on September 23rd, 2009
Posted by Moishe Alexander
Poverty continues to be a desperate problem in Israel. Reports show that in 2006 the number of poor Israelis rose to over 20 percent of the population, a staggering 1.6 million people – including one in three Israeli children and over 20 percent of Israel’s elderly, which includes tens of thousands of Holocaust survivors. The Fellowship’s Guardians of Israel program responds to this desperate situation through initiatives that ease the suffering of needy Israelis by providing:
* Food distributed through soup kitchens, meals on wheels and food box programs
* Medical assistance, including prescription programs, support for doctor visits and in-home medical care
* Support for the elderly including food, medicine, and grants to pay for essential needs such as winter heating
* Support for children including school hot lunch and school supply programs, day care centers, and children’s homes
* Emergency relief in the form of housing, clothing, food, and medical care for Israelis with nowhere else to turn