Host families play a crucial role in the success of the Chaverim - helping them adjust to life in Cincinnati, providing a home away from their home and a family away from their family.
On March 25, a delegation of Cincinnatians traveled to Israel through Partnership2Gether (P2G), a program of the Jewish Agency for Israel that pairs cities in the Diaspora with cities in Israel. Cincinnati’s partnership city, of 12 years, is Netanya, a resort town located on the coast of the Mediterranean Sea in the center of Israel.
High school students age 16-18 will travel with Cincinnati and Israeli peers. The trip is FREE with eligibility for a travel grant from The Jewish Foundation of Cincinnati.
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