Who refuse to let illness define them.
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Some days getting through the day feels like a victory.
This program brings him back, quietly, and with respect: a small chaburah, a rebbi who knows his name, and learning that meets him where he is.
His physical self may be tied to a bed, but his mind and soul can rise above the pain of his day-to-day. And through Amud Aleph he can join a live, virtual chaburah made up entirely of boys facing similar challenges. Together, they learn from everywhere: from their bed, their couch, their home. Even after a long, draining day, they can draw strength from the learning and each other.
Chaburos are limited in size to create a feeling of community, and are led by distinguished rabbanim who generously give of their time in zechus and honor of the brave bachurim putting in their best, even on their worst days.
Every chaburah is led by a distinguished mashpia handpicked from active rabbanim. No volunteers, no seminary interns. The same rav, every session.
Chaburos are divided by age, learning levels, and topic of interest.
and in the zechus of each other's refuos b'karov u'beshalom.
Experienced in bringing out a boy's best.
Each with their own story of suffering, shared. Each, determined to make the most of each day, wherever they are, and however they might feel.
Each learning session is 30–60 minutes
We help you catch up on difficult days
We meet live on our Amud Aleph devices
Explore your options and topics of interest on the following page.
Simply call (###) ###-#### or apply online.
We'll review your application to determine which Chaburah is the right fit for your learning level.
Once accepted, you'll receive your filtered Amud Aleph device and someone from our team will walk you through how to use the portal.
At the start of your first learning session, you'll meet and get to know the rest of your Chaburah.
Twenty-plus years leading chaburos. Trained in the mussar yeshivos of Lakewood. Specializes in Bava Kamma and Kesuvos.
Twenty-plus years leading chaburos. Trained in the mussar yeshivos of Lakewood. Specializes in Bava Kamma and Kesuvos.
Twenty-plus years leading chaburos. Trained in the mussar yeshivos of Lakewood. Specializes in Bava Kamma and Kesuvos.
The questions parents and siblings ask most, answered before you pick up the phone.
Can I apply on my son's or brother's behalf?
+Is there any cost?
+What happens if he's too weak to learn that day?
+What does the tablet actually do, and not do?
+Will I be able to see how he's doing?
+And every session is just the right amount of challenging.