New immigrants
You have heard of C4i's successful efforts in bringing the Jewish people home to Israel according to Isaiah 49:22. Yet for many of these new immigrants, adjusting to Israeli culture is extremely difficult, especially if they are coming from impoverished and developing countries.
There are approximately 100,000 Jewish Ethiopian immigrants in Israel. Of these, 72% are living below the poverty line, having arrived in Israel with meager possessions and no education. Of these immigrants, 40% are children.
These children are Israel's future.
C4i Canada is also directing its energies toward helping the new immigrants of Israel, including after-school programs for children where they are educated, fed and aided as they transition into Israeli culture.
By investing in these new immigrants, you are investing in Israel's future.
Please join our campaign to welcome the scattered of Israel home. Help us make them fully at home in Israel by clicking here.
FROM OUR BLOG
Rachel, age 15
Posted onRachel’s mother is a drug-addict. Her three older siblings were born addicted to narcotics and Rachel recognizes that she is "lucky” that she was born healthy. Until the age of five, Rachel was raised by two aunts and moved around frequently. At six years old she was relocated to an ultra-Orthodox orphanage/boarding
