- Our newest sister program · Since 2022For the boys, too. Two hundred and eighty
For the boys, too. Two hundred and eighty
of them.
Beyachad is the boys' answer to Bishvilech - our newest sister program, opened in 2022 for boys from families fractured by divorce. Two hundred and eighty boys live their afternoons, weekly support sessions, and Shabbatonim with us. The work is the same; the language is different.
Photo · A gym at dusk, balls in the corner.
280
Boys today
8-18
Age range
2022
Established
5×/wk
After-school program
- Who We Serve
Boys whose home is still home - just complicated.
Beyachad serves boys whose parents have divorced or separated and who need steady, structured support outside the home. They sleep in their own beds. We hold the afternoons, the chavrutot, the weekends, the Shabbatonim, the mentor who picks up the phone at 11pm. We also work directly with the parents, because the boys need both of them.
- A Day in the Home
Routine is the gift.
- 6:45aMorningQuiet wake-ups. Breakfast together. Tefillah.
- 8:00aSchool beginsEvery girl is enrolled in an established school or seminary, with organized transport. We never take in a girl without a real educational framework already in place.
- 3:30pHomework + tutoringOne-on-one help. Quiet study halls. Snack corner open.
- 5:30pActivitiesMusic, art, drama therapy, swimming. Twice a week - vocational training.
- 7:00pDinnerThe full house, every night. The table no one misses.
- 9:30pWind-downMentor check-ins. Quiet hour. Lights at 10:30.
“I don't have to perform here. They saw me on a bad day in week one and they were still there in week two.”Yossi, 15· Beyachad · In the program since 2023
- Designated Donation
★ Designated to this programSponsor a boy at Beyachad
- Weekly support session
- After-school program
- Shabbatonim + retreats
- Fully sponsor a boy
Your monthly gift funds the afternoon program, the chavruta sessions, and the Shabbatonim that hold these boys steady through their parents' separation. You'll get a quarterly letter and once a year, a hand-written note (anonymous, by request).
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