Eighth-grade students of the Nigri Shluchim Online School held their graduation trip ahead of the Kinus Hashluchos weekend, making it a special experience to spend time with each other, gain inspiration, and have lots of fun.

As Young Shluchos around the world eagerly countdown until the Kinus Tzeirei Hashluchos taking place next week, the Shluchim Office announces the head staff leading this year’s program.

Chabad Early Childhood of the Shluchim Office invites all Shluchos to a preschool empowerment session taking place in Crown Heights during the Kinus Hashluchos.

The Shluchim Office announces this year’s lineup for the annual Shluchos Farbrengen. It is an opportunity for the Shluchos to relax, feel treated out and enjoy an inspiring and uplifting Farbrengen together.

Chabad Early Childhood of the Shluchim Office invites all Shluchos to a preschool empowerment session taking place in Crown Heights during the Kinus Hashluchos.

At the 13th annual Crown Heights Women’s Circle Melava Malka, Mrs. Molly Resnick, and her daughter Mrs. Gillie Shanowitz, spoke about raising ourselves as we raise our children and how age-old chassidishe values are not only necessary, they are entirely relevant and appealing to today’s youth.

Chabad Early Childhood of the Shluchim Office hosted teachers for a training event in New York for Shluchos to treat their preschool staff to a transformative day of learning, inspiration, and connection.

Machane Rivkah Tzeirei Hashluchos Winter Camp of the Shluchim Office concluded on a high in Lake Worth, Florida, with over 140 Young Shluchos returning home inspired and uplifted after an unbelievable camp experience.

Five years ago, Shifra & Puah of NJ began as a small initiative in Hillside, NJ to care for postpartum mothers. Today, the organization has grown into a cornerstone of community support, delivering warmth, nourishment, and compassion to hundreds of Jewish families. 

On Motzei Shabbos, Beis Chaya Mushka hosted a heartwarming and memorable Melava Malka for school mothers. The theme of the evening was “Motzei Shabbos” which continues the kedusha of Shabbos just like pure chinuch impacts the continuation of a child’s life.

At the end of an inspiring eight-day journey filled with friendship, chayus, chassidishkeit, and plenty of fun at the Tzeirei Hashluchos West Coast Winter Camp, the spirited young Shluchos parted ways and headed home inspired towards their shlichus at home.

A mother recounts the beautiful experience she found at Ateres Chaya Mushka’s Yud Tes Kislev farbrengen on Motzei Shabbos at the welcoming Rubashkin home.

Alongside the recent Pegisha weekend, the first-ever Junior Campus Shluchos Shabbaton took place in Crown Heights, bringing together almost 60 “Junior Campus Shluchos”, ages 10 through 14, for an opportunity to deepen their connections with their own shlichus.

The Oholei Torah Mothers Committee recently hosted a memorable Mothers Mingle event, paid tribute to the founding members of Oholei Torah’s original PTA, presenting each of them with a beautiful gift and thanking them for their countless contributions over the years.

A delegation of women from Latin American communities, experienced the wonders of Crown Heights and the Rebbe’s Ohel, with a 2-day itinerary of immersive tours and classes, all in their mother tongue: Spanish.

Former Israeli hostage Mia Schem and her family visited the Ohel on Monday evening together with Shlucha in Stony Brook NY Chaya Grossbaum and two soldiers who just came out of serving in Gaza.

On Thursday, Chof Daled Elul, over 500 women gathered for a moving community-wide challah bake for the protection of Eretz Yisroel and the safe return of the hostages. It also marked the 50th anniversary of the Rebbe’s Mivtza Neshek campaign, making it an opportune time to focus on the three mitzvos uniquely tied to Jewish women.

75 women gathered at the Wellesley-Weston Chabad for an elegant event celebrating the grand opening of the gorgeous Gil and Lila Silverman Mikvah. A tour of the mikvah followed the ribbon-cutting ceremony.

As the sun set over the Western Wall, casting a deep red glow across the ancient stones of the Old City, Esti from Riga, Latvia, stood in awe. At 17, she had never imagined she’d be here, singing together with thousands of other Jews as they welcomed the Shabbos together.