A.H.A.V.A. is a non-profit organization committed to promoting English Literacy in Israel.  

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Best wishes for a Happy and Healthy New Year!

Greetings!

A.H.A.V.A. has great expectations for the new upcoming year of 5772!! 
2 students with materials

 

Requests for our classes have POURED IN from FIVE different communities (!) and close to 10 (!!) educational frameworks around us. 
We have been inundated with these demands and are doing our best to fulfill everyone's needs; We have already started English programs for
 
Preschoolers in the Alon, 
English speakers program in Mitzpe Yericho, 
groups of Hebrew speakers in Ma'ale Adumim. 
English speakers program in Ma'ale Adumim 
English speakers program in Kfar Adumim 
 
And we keep getting calls!!

We are proud to report we have already opened 28 classes, totaling 200 students from 6 different communities!

This could not have happened without the support of all of 
you - donors, parents, teachers - everyone!
 
Below I have written something I want to share with you.

GailaThank you and best wishes for a sweet, happy, and healthy New Year, and very meaningful holidays.
-Gaila
We need your help!! All of our work cannot continue without your financial support. Please consider  making a donation to A.H.A.V.A. to start your New Year.  
Your donation translates into success for our students.  


One student. Living out a potential.     
Efraim is the son of Ethiopian parents. While they want the best for their child, they might not know exactly how to go about it in
presenting works
A.H.A.V.A. students presenting their work
 this new country. Luckily for them, their child is in one of our schools where we run the English Speakers program.

Coming from Addis Ababa he came with enough English to join A.H.A.V.A.'s English Speakers program. 
 
The combined determination of Efraim (to continuously work at his English) and of his teacher (to adapt the material to his needs) is producing wonders. 
 
I am determined to see Efraim do well enough on all of his English exams to be able to enter University and study whatever he wishes.

When I see Efraim and others like him, I see the future engineers, politicians, teachers, businessmen, lawyers, doctors of this country. 
I know that we are indeed educating the next generation.