CHW Toronto Invites you to the ONE Campaign Launch
Featuring guest speaker Ari Sandel, 2007 Academy Award Winning Director, Producer & Writer and his Best Live Action Short File "West Bank Story".
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March 3rd, 2008 - CNIB Centre
1929 Bayview Avenue, Toronto
6:30 p.m. Patron Reception
8:00 p.m. General Admission
$125-Patron* Red Carpet Light Dinner and Dessert Reception
$36-General Admission and Dessert Reception
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Silent Auction · Parking available on site · TTC Accessible · Preferred seating for Corporate Sponsors and Patrons
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New at Hadassim - Emergency Centre for Children at Risk
Children up to age 18 who have suffered severe trauma at home are
brought to this new centre, sometimes in the middle of the night.
They arrive at the centre pursuant to a court order to be protected
from their parents.
For a period of 3-6 months, these children at risk are kept separate
from the rest of the school. During that time, under the care of a
multi-disciplinary professional team, the children are counselled,
calmed and evaluated. This team determines if a child can return
to a capable parent or if the child will be integrated within the community
at Hadassim and placed within a Foster Family Unit.
This Emergency Centre at Hadassim was built out of necessity for
severely traumatized children.
The children depend on your support.
Hadassim Children and Youth Village
Founded in 1947 to serve immigrant youth as well as children from dysfunctional
and/or disadvantaged homes.
Children aged 5-13 live with foster families and teens aged 14-19 live in dorms
while attending school.
Nahalal Community and Comprehensive School
A leading co-ed semi-residential junior and secondary school serving over 1200
students from surrounding communities.
Nahalal provides boarding for more than 200 students which include Israelis,
Ethiopians, Russians and other new immigrants.
The school’s philosophy of tolerance and pluralism allow Muslim and Druze to
learn side by side with Israelis.
Netanya Technological High School
Established in 1972 to prepare at-risk Israeli youth for matriculation or
vocational careers.
The High School has a student population of 400 students from grades 9 through
12. This outstanding learning environment includes courses in office
management, automotive electricity, electronics, communications and carpentry.