More than eight decades after surviving Auschwitz and two other concentration camps, 98-year-old Helga Melmed returned to Camp Gan Israel this summer to pack kosher lunches, share her story and help Jewish children enjoy the childhood the Nazis stole from her.

In time for the upcoming Yomim Tovim, the Shluchim Office announces a dedicated Chazzan Placement track on the newly revamped Shluchim Placement platform.

More than a dozen participants bearing the name of the Rebbe’s father were honored at the central Chof Av farbrengen, alongside the shluchim leading Kazakhstan’s Jewish revival.

150 people gathered in Ottawa for the grand opening of the newly renovated Jewish Youth Library of Ottawa and Chabad of Wellington West in the beautifully restored Connor House, a landmark Prairie Style residence built in 1915.

Dayan Levi Yitzchok Raskin, Rov of Anash in London, explores interesting Torah questions and halachic dilemmas, including bracha on ice cream with crumbs, man wearing shorts, Shnayim Mikra interruptions, and age of tznius for a girl.

Twenty-five Shluchos from campuses across North America came together at Chabad at American University in Washington, DC, for the first-ever JewishU Growth Summit for Shluchos.

A five-year-old boy from a Chabad family in Lod passed away on Sunday after he was found unconscious in a car, with emergency responders carrying out prolonged resuscitation efforts before he was rushed to the hospital in critical condition.

The Trump administration announced this week that it plans to overhaul Head Start, the federally funded early education program for low income children, eliminating many of the regulations that have defined it for decades. For years, Jewish programs relying on Head Start funding, including dozens of Chabad preschools, have faced strict limits on religious education, making it difficult to teach basic Yiddishkeit and leaving many frustrated by the restrictions.