Why do we volunteer?
In keeping with our educational philosophy, we do not focus solely on Torah studies but also on the social challenges facing the region that we chose to live in and educate our students. We set
Our projets
Olive Grove
The Project: The Tefahot Olive Grove The Goal: To strengthen agriculture in the Galilee. We leased a 50-dunam (10 acre) olive grove to promote Jewish agricultural The Plan: • To set up a visitor’s center
Gemach
(free loan society) – distributing food baskets to needy families every week.
Older people
“a friend for life”: personal meetings, relieving the elderly’s loneliness, writing memoirs, helping with basic things such as doing the shopping.
Youth, parents
“the coffee is on us”. This is a special initiative in which the students come to the homes of pupils with special needs and take responsibility for them for a few hours with the aim
Ufarazta
Personal Empowerment Centers in 12 communities in the Merom Galilee Regional Council. Yeshiva students drive out to the communities once a week for activities with elementary school pupils. Activities include enrichment in Torah, environmental awareness,
Children of primary school age
“And you shall burst forth”: informal educational activity taking place in the communities themselves led by students in the yeshiva. This activity has been going on for the last eight years and is the seed
MDA jump-off point
As we constantly strive to strengthen our presence in the Galilee, a paramedics’ course and an ambulance drivers’ course were opened in Tefahot in cooperation with MDA. Thanks to the course we now have an on-call
Send a Care Package to a Soldier
During their army service defending our country, our students are still an integral part of the Yeshiva. In these particularly trying times, when they put their lives on the line for Am Yisrael, we consider
Bnei Mitzvah Project
A remarkable project which was a result of the “Ufarazta” activities. The weekly sessions continued on and the Bnei Mtzvah project is now active in three non-religious communities of Merom HaGalil, preparing the 12-13 year