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Leading Rabbis Launch Organization for Children of Divorced Parents

A new organization, "Katf Layeled," was launched in Bnei Brak with the participation of prominent rabbis to support children and teenagers of divorced parents. The organization will provide mentors offering professional, emotional, and educational guidance.

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  1. 01The "Katf Layeled" organization was founded in Bnei Brak to support children of divorced parents.
  2. 02Prominent rabbis, including Rabbi Shmuel Eliyahu Stern, attended the founding conference.
  3. 03The organization will provide mentors offering professional, emotional, and educational guidance.
  4. 04Speakers shared personal stories highlighting the emotional toll of parental divorce on children.
  5. 05The initiative aims to address the often-hidden pain and challenges faced by these children.
  6. 06The Bnei Brak municipality is providing professional and educational support to the organization.

Leading rabbis, including Rabbi Shmuel Eliyahu Stern, shared personal experiences and emphasized the critical need for such support. The initiative aims to address the hidden pain and challenges faced by these children, offering them a stable presence and understanding.

Translated and summarized by baba from Behadrei Haredim, the latest report. Read Behadrei Haredim’s original

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