Assistive Learning In Bnei Brak
In ultra-Orthodox communities access to information about finding suitable therapists for children or teenagers in need is sometimes limited.The association was established in 2020 to give diagnostic answers and recommendations to families.Over time, in response to broader needs, we expanded our services to include parent guidance.
Since the war broke out we have been requested to assist families in the South but in order to provide the best response, we decided to open a branch and this required additional personnel from us, as we did not want to harm the current activity and the response we provide. We need a loan to help cover these growing costs.
My impact loan status:
Micro lending, Macro Impact
Since the onset of the war, we’ve seen a surge in requests from the southern region. While we typically conduct our operations in Bnei Brak, we recognized the necessity to establish a presence in the southern area to better serve our clientele. This expansion called for additional staff, as we were committed to maintaining our current level of service without compromising quality. Moreover, post-war, the demand for our services has grown nationwide, particularly in the southern regions. We need help to expand.
My business - My spark
The association was established in 2020 to give diagnostic answers and recommendations to families.Over time, in response to broader needs, we expanded our services to include parent guidance.
We come from the ultra-Orthodox community where there is sometimes a lack of access to information to find the right therapist for a child or teenager in need.
Through analyzing referrals and considering the backgrounds of our patients, we recognized a need for a systemic family approach. This led us to integrate economic rehabilitation support for families with children from low socioeconomic backgrounds.
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I am Rabbi Avraham Menachem Eisenbach, the CEO of the association, I have years of experience managing these projects related to the activity of the association at Didid Nefesh
