Integrated Support with Dignity

Leads advocacy efforts on behalf of Ethiopian Jews remaining in Ethiopia, including documenting their living conditions and religious expressions, and supporting efforts to bring descendants and relatives to Israel.

Operates daily school programs and after-school Talmud Torah instruction for thousands of students in Ethiopia, including teaching Judaism, Hebrew, computers, and practical subjects, and provides Jewish and health education to adults.

Provides employment training and practical skills education to members of the Ethiopian Jewish community to prepare them for life in Israel.

Provides food assistance to vulnerable populations in Ethiopia, including daily meals for children under 3, pregnant women, and nursing mothers, and distributes over 2 million meals annually through feeding centers and emergency food distributions.

Operates medical clinics and contracts additional facilities to provide medical care to children, adults over 50, and other community members, often serving as the sole provider of such services, and includes medication coverage for patients.

Provides a summer camp in Gondar and Addis Ababa for 2,500 children aged 6–18.

Trains teachers, supplies educational materials, and sends volunteers to support year-round educational programming in Ethiopia.

Plans and leads educational trips and heritage tours to Belarus, Poland, Ukraine, Lithuania, and Latvia for schools and Jewish communities, including visits to yeshivas, memorials, and historical sites, with kosher meals provided.

Offers academic tutoring, extracurricular activities in music, arts, and sports, and vocational training in construction trades for boys and cosmetology for girls, alongside early childhood education in Hebrew, prayers, and Jewish customs.

Delivers food packages, clothing, bedding, electric heaters, and used furniture to elderly individuals and Holocaust survivors in remote areas; provides emergency medical transportation and life-saving medication support.

Supports graduates by placing them in yeshivas, seminaries, and universities in Israel, Europe, and North America, including partnerships with Touro College, Lander College, Stern College, and Yeshiva University, and assists exceptional students in completing high school abroad.

Operates a residential school and orphanage in Pinsk, Belarus serving 150 children, providing shelter, meals, Jewish and secular education, medical care, and emotional support to children from impoverished and assimilated families.

Provides Jewish education to children in remote areas through in-person Sunday School programs and virtual lessons via Zoom, covering foundational topics such as the aleph-bet, Bible stories, prayers, and holiday customs, supplemented with mailed arts and crafts materials and follow-up lessons.

Established and supports yeshivas in Brest, Grodno, and Minsk, and promotes the Lubavitch Hasidic movement in eastern Belarus to strengthen Jewish religious education and community life.

Delivers or funds over 700 kosher meals daily and operates a soup kitchen in Pinsk, providing hot meals six days a week, holiday food packages, and food deliveries to Holocaust survivors, the elderly, and impoverished Jews across Belarus.

Supports Jewish communities across Belarus by operating mikvahs, providing burial services, distributing religious texts in Hebrew, English, and Belarusian, and facilitating marriages to strengthen communal continuity.

Organizes regular weekend Shabbaton seminars with lodging, Shabbat meals, and Jewish educational programming for participants from Belarus and other parts of the former Soviet Union.

Organizes annual summer and winter camps for over 450 children ages 8 to 19 from across Belarus, offering Jewish educational programming and cultural experiences.