Homesome Chinuch
Every Child Deserves “A Yiddishe Heim”
Our Mission
As we know, chinuch is more than
just classroom learning; it's also about transmitting joy and meaning to
everyday life. Yet sadly, so many of our students come from homes where they
aren't receiving a wholesome chinuch – in ruchnius and in gashmius.
At Igud Hamechanchos, we
strive to provide for the whole child’s chinuch. And we believe that the one who
can impact the child deeply is the Morah. It is the Morah who engages with the
child day in and day out and can create an everlasting difference.
When a Morah reaches out outside of
the classroom – by inviting a student to her home to experience Shabbos or yom tov
or by taking a student along to shul or to the ice-cream store – she can
influence a child for life. Exposing a student to authentic Yiddishkeit, to the
love and joy a chassidishe home and by sharing with them your purpose and passions,
can change a child forever.
But we know, that as a Morah you
are already stretched thin. Spending time with students after school hours
seems nearly impossible. That’s why Igud Hamechanchos established "Homesome
Chinuch" to provide funding and resources to allow you to make this
difference.
"Homesome Chinuch" provides
the means you need to give your students a Home Chinuch. Whether you need
funding to cover food, projects, or cleaning help so you can connect with your
student, we are here to help.
Just reach out and we will take
care of it.
Giving Every Child a “Yiddishe Heim”
Cleaning Help
Hosting means a bigger mess. We are here to help toward your cleaning help.
Support
Often there is a student who is missing basic necessities we are here to help.
Paper goods
An ongoing hosting expense and is often expensive when hosting large groups.
Funding
Towards one-on-one teacher student get together. Be it at Sweet Expressions, pottery, etc..
Food
Everything evolves around food when hosting, we would love to contribute.
Happy Morahs
We would love to support your shlichus with your students. A happy Morah creates happy students.