Dining Hall Renovation

By The Dr. Israel Goldstein Youth Village - Havat Hanoar Hatsioni

Because Where We Come Together Is Also Part of Education

At Havat Hanoar Hatsioni, we believe that education also happens around the dining table - in the conversations between meals, in the friendships that are formed, and in the sense of community that grows day by day. More than 600 students and staff members come through our dining hall every day. This is where all parts of the Village come together- boarding and day students, Magshimim students, staff members, and the different programs across the Village. Around the dining table, everyone is part of one community.  It is where we begin our mornings, gather for afternoon snacks and dinner, celebrate Shabbat, holidays, and birthdays, share experiences, and end another day together. The dining hall is the beating heart of the Village. It is also one of the few places where staff members see all of our students several times a day - noticing who is happy, who may need a little extra attention at that moment, where they choose to sit, and who they choose to sit with. These everyday moments are an important part of knowing and caring for our students. After decades of daily use, it is time to renew this central space. The renovation will include upgraded serving areas, new flooring, improved accessibility, modern lighting and furniture, and a redesigned layout - creating a welcoming, respectful, and comfortable environment that meets the needs of our students today. We believe that the spaces in which our students live also shape their sense of self-worth, belonging, and security. This renovation is about much more than improving a building. It is an investment in the daily lives of hundreds of young people, in the community they build together, and in the sense of home we strive to give every student.

About the Charity

The Dr. Israel Goldstein Youth Village - Havat Hanoar Hatsioni

Education and Professional Training

Jerusalem

The Goldstein Youth Village (the Hava) is a residential middle and upper school which strives to provide an outstanding academic education for both Israeli-born children from deprived backgrounds and new immigrant youth (who made Aliya alone, without their families). Established in 1949, the Vill...

Charity Number: 510084924

omri@hava.org.il

026491907

https://www.hava.org.il/english

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