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Graduation Ceremony for Binat Halev Study Program Participants

by Yated Ne'eman Staff

Binat Halev held a graduation ceremony for women completing the three- year Chochmat Hanefesh study program, which was initiated to address the lack of chareidi caretakers — both male and female — to properly meet the needs of the chareidi community.

The studies were held in classrooms at Binat Halev, with lectures by some of Israel's top experts in the field.

The ceremony began with a speech by HaRav Yitzchok Lorincz, who offered thanks and praise to Hashem Yisborach for the merit to train childcare consultants from the chareidi community, noting that this is the only place where studies are led by professionals at the highest levels, incorporating knowledge from the non-Jewish world while taking pains to ensure the program's contents adhere to uncompromising standards of taharoh, consulting along every step of the way with gedolei Yisroel shlita — who themselves initiated the program — both regarding classroom studies and their implementation in the field.

HaRav Lorincz noted that they do not operate an institute for professional training, but based on the need made apparent at Merkaz Hachinuch childcare centers, meetings were held with gedolei Yisroel, who gave special instructions to launch the courses. Since the issues addressed are matters that require exacting discernment, providing proper oversight of the contents, and only when it is limited in size is it possible to provide close oversight from start to finish.

Merkaz Hachinuch is building a stable bridge over raging waters to link professional childcare to the chareidi public, which has been justified in avoiding outside professionals, who are liable to exacerbate the situation through a lack of understanding and a misplaced desire to seek solutions based on moral outlooks of caretakers who do not keep Torah and mitzvas.

 

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