All Israelis were affected by the events of October 7. But for the almost 2,000 high school students who studied in AMIT schools in the town of Sderot, located just over a mile from the Gaza border, it was catastrophic.
Shari Safra, a seasoned attorney and dedicated advocate for education and Jewish causes, is the newly appointed president of AMIT Children.
I invite you to join me and create your own AMIT journey.
As AMIT has done for over a century, we’re helping change the narrative of education in Israel—this time, with a revolutionary new teacher training program in partnership with Bar-Ilan University: Amitim.
The world is changing rapidly and with it, the way we live and learn. Today’s children are growing up in an increasingly digital world, and that means educators need to rethink the way they reach these students.
Meet Simcha Assarsai, 47, an alumna of AMIT Kfar Blatt Youth Village in Petach Tikvah, and a shining example of the life-changing impact of education and the human spirit’s ability to bounce back from adversity.
AMIT hosted the official groundbreaking event for its new Kfar Batya campus, marking AMIT’s 15-year commitment to the project as well as the generosity of the donors.
“As we approach Pesach, my wish to you is that you are as inspired by the people around you as I have been inspired by the AMIT educators I have met.”
How AMIT is Helping Break the Poverty Cycle for At-Risk Youth in Israel
AMIT Ramle Technological High School knows its students need extra support to thrive, regardless of the background that led them to the vocational school.
