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Oct 11, 2021

Helping At-Risk Teens in Israel

Federation overseas partner The Jewish Agency for Israel is helping at-risk teens in Israel through Youth Futures. Mentors work one-on-one with children, who are in challenging family circumstances, helping them navigate their life and develop positive habits. Mentors also support the adult caregivers with guidance on how to access social services, manage budgets and create successful family dynamics. In the wake of the heartache of the pandemic, many teens and families have found themselves in need of the extra support that programs like Youth Futures provide. To learn more about Federation’s work in Israel, click here.

CAJE Initiative Helps Students With Disabilities

CAJE Initiative Helps Students With Disabilities

This fall, six Federation-funded Jewish day schools will introduce Al Pi Darko (“Hebrew for According to His/Her Path”) to better support students with diverse needs.

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Apply Now to Join Miami’s Leo Martin March of the Living

Apply Now to Join Miami’s Leo Martin March of the Living

Taking place May 2-14, 2027, the MOTL takes Jewish students on a journey through Poland to explore the history of Jewish life before, during and after the Holocaust.

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Inclusivity in a Digital World

Inclusivity in a Digital World

While many Israelis are benefiting from greater convenience and faster service as the world becomes increasingly digital, for older individuals, it has become a barrier to accessing health care, managing finances, receiving benefits and being generally self-sufficient.

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Learn the Art of Spiritual Care

Learn the Art of Spiritual Care

If you’re a compassionate person who wants to help others while growing personally and Jewishly, the Refuat Ha-Nefesh Spiritual Care Program is for you!

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