Migdal Ohr

Babies and toddlers receive loving care, enabling parents to seek employment and increase their families’ long-term financial position.

Hundreds of pre-school age children receive a proper start on their educational path. Summer programs are also offered to help working parents.

The schools are renowned for their high-level programming, special education for children with learning disabilities and emotional issues, and extracurricular activities.

Students specialize in a variety of areas including, computer science, business management, fashion, religious studies, and food and agriculture in a traditional or vocational style setting.

300 children live in a family-style environment at Migdal Ohr’s residence for children. Headed by a married couple, the “parents” care for 12 boys in addition to their own biological family.

Home to teen girls who leave the Ultra-Orthodox framework, the village provides the education and support necessary to prepare youth for the work force and healthy family life.

Home to teen males who leave the Ultra-Orthodox framework, the village provides the education and support necessary to prepare youth for the work force and healthy family life.

Young chefs are empowered through “Cooking up a future” with the skills and internships to launch their careers.

Provides opportunity to Ultra-Orthodox males wanting to enter the work force by acquiring a prestigious academic degree endorsed by the Council for Higher Education of Israel.

160 youth clubs throughout Israel provide at-risk youth with social activities, community volunteer projects, and a safe and healthy alternative from the harmful influences of the street.

Orphaned and underprivileged brides have access to a fully equipped bridal salon, and alumni couples receive the financial support necessary to set up a new household together.

Helping needy families ahead of Rosh Hashanah and Passover, this local initiative is an essential national campaign that unites thousands of Israelis in the spirit of helping those less fortunate.

The medical centre provides essential health care to Migdal Ohr students and to families living in the foster home village.

Rabbi Grossman visits prisons to teach and support inmates. A true miracle of this program is its low recidivism rate – 80% of participants do not return to prison.