OUR SERVICES
Pathways to Growth, Learning, and Leadership
We support young people affected by Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs), particularly those who are NEET (Not in Education, Employment, or Training) or disengaged from compulsory education. Our goal is to help them gain qualifications or vocational training aligned with their interests and future employment aspirations, especially among groups facing higher unemployment, such as refugees, disabled youth, school avoiders, and those from disadvantaged communities.
Through medium to long-term, youth-led support, we work to protect and improve their mental health with tailored, small-scale interventions that reflect their individual needs. We also deliver practical projects that build and showcase their leadership skills, helping them grow with purpose and confidence.
Meals and Food Support
We offer free food, including Shabbos meals, and companionship to young people in need in a safe, friendly, and inclusive environment on a weekly basis.
IT Skills Development
We provide IT courses for young men in the Orthodox Jewish community in Hackney, improving their technical knowledge and employability.
Sports Program
Our sports program includes gym sessions, cycling, walking, athletics, running groups, and swimming; designed to keep young people active and healthy.
Therapeutic Support
Our therapeutic support includes talking therapy, Lego therapy, music and singing therapy, as well as integrative dance
and yoga.
Holistic Support
Our services encompass social, mental, and emotional support for underprivileged youth in Hackney and Haringey, London.
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What is the impact of Kol Bonaich’s work?Key Outcomes: Education: Reduced school exclusions and increased engagement. Mental Health: Lower self-harm rates and improved well-being. Family Dynamics: Stronger family relationships and stability. Employability: Life skills development and career readiness. Community Integration: Less anti-social behavior and stronger community ties.
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Why does our impact matter?Kol Bonaich’s approach empowers youth to thrive, strengthening families and communities for long-term change. By supporting us, you help transform lives and create lasting opportunities for vulnerable youth.
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Who does Kol Bonaich serve?Kol Bonaich supports vulnerable youth aged 9-19 in London facing education, personal growth, and community integration challenges. This includes refugees, youth with disabilities, school avoiders, and those from disadvantaged backgrounds.
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Why is Kol Bonaich’s work needed?With high deprivation in areas like Hackney, many youth struggle with mental health, exclusion, and limited opportunities. Kol Bonaich provides essential support to overcome these barriers, offering alternative education and mental health services for a brighter future.
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Why support Kol Bonaich?Your support helps create lasting change for vulnerable youth, improving their lives, families, and communities. With proven impact and innovative programs, we empower youth to break cycles of poverty and exclusion.
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How does Kol Bonaich support youth and families?We offer tailored programs addressing nutrition, education, mental health, leadership, and family support. This holistic approach ensures youth and families have the resources to thrive.
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What are our tangible services?Kol Bonaich provides practical services including daily meals, one-on-one mentoring, small group interventions, and parental guidance to support at-risk youth and families, helping them rebuild and succeed.
PROJECT OUTCOMES
The following outcomes highlight the intended social, emotional, and practical impacts of the project on individuals and the wider community. Each point reflects the project's commitment to improving quality of life, strengthening community ties, and empowering people to lead more connected and fulfilled lives.
Created better access to basic services
Improved health and well-being
Enabled better community cohesion
Reduced social isolation
Improved social skills
Increased employability
Fostered greater community and empowerment
"We make a living by what we get,
but we make a life by what we give."
Winston Churchill