We celebrated the end of the academic year with participants from our IDEA and UNI programs, as well as the Impulso Labor Action project. And we proudly celebrated new graduates!
Six young participants from Fundación Tzedaká’s educational programs were awarded scholarships by the Buenos Aires Holocaust Museum to take part in the 2026 edition of the March of the Living.
We presented the report “Education That Transforms: Fundación Tzedaká’s Strategy to Strengthen Educational Pathways in Vulnerable Contexts.”
We handed out 65 new computers to participants in our ABC, IDEA, and UNI educational programs.
In a fun-filled afternoon for kids and families alike, we celebrated Children’s Day with a lively fair featuring games, art, face painting, and music.
Our programs support children, teenagers, and young adults so they can reach their potential and build their future.
COLE is an initiative to ensure that no vulnerable family is excluded from Jewish schooling for financial reasons.
The school and academic year are in full swing, and so are our education initiatives. Here are some recent highlights.
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This summer, we continued with the art workshop from the ABC Socio-Educational Inclusion Program for elementary school children.