The New Shluchim Initiative will enable shluchim to engage and empower Jewish youth worldwide with innovative programming and a strong, dynamic network. These shluchim will be provided with comprehensive training on the best practices for their youth demographic. Bring In a Shliach Go on Shlichus
Scroll Down DOur goal is to unify the force of every Shliach's experience and every program's successes to compound Chabad’s impact across demographics and locations. This will be achieved by supplementing full-time posts with targeted manpower; by tracking global data to seamlessly assist Jewish people as they move from age to age and city to city; by funding new and even more action-focused programs; by sharing new models of success as they are discovered, in real-time across organizations.
The Chabad Young Adult Network, working together with the demographic’s successful shluchim, will create a Jewish network of young professionals around the world, built on first-class business, social and educational programs specifically catering to Jews at the threshold of their adult lives. Coming Soon!
Chabad on Campus is a “home away from home” for Jewish university students and offers a wealth of social, educational and spiritual programs, ensuring that students graduate as stronger and more empowered Jews than when they entered. www.chabad.edu
The Chabad Teen Network creates a fun and nurturing environment where Jewish teens can learn about themselves through giving to others, identify with individuals who share the same faith, and be part of a group that focuses on building core values and stresses positive character development. www.cteen.com
The Chabad Children’s Network inspires children with excitement for Judaism through fun and educational programming. Online resources and personalized PR packages help shluchim easily attract new families, and the top-tier program makes sure they stick around. Together with Tzivos Hashem, we aim to sign every Jewish child up for Hashem’s Army! www.chabadchildren.com
Young kids have special qualities of untapped reserves of energy and enthusiasm.
A teenager is torn between the desire for peer acceptance and the need for independence.
The first Chabad House opened at the University of California in 1969. Today, Chabad serves college-age students on 340 campuses worldwide.
Armed only with a degree, a dream and a mountain of student debt, a young adult can feel defeated by the world he set out to conquer.
Become a Partner
The youth initiative funds and empowers new youth shluchim with seed money, new training, top-tier programming, and a dynamic network infrastructure. These tools will enable shluchim to reach, engage and empower youth around the world in an unprecedented manner.
To partner with us and support this initiative, please contact Rabbi Mendy Kotlarsky at mk@merkos302.com.
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