Establishing a community center including institutions in the following areas: Religion and education—establishing synagogues, study halls, Torah schools, yeshivas, study halls for married scholars, schools, kindergartens, boarding schools for boys, boarding schools for girls, ritual baths, Jewish activities throughout the year. Welfare—establishing charity and welfare funds and assistance to the community, financial assistance and any other assistance to the needy, establishing a soup kitchen, assistance to the sick and their families, assistance with medical expenses, support for the needy, regular and one-time assistance, wedding support, distribution of Passover flour, distribution of food baskets, assistance in arranging celebrations. Establishing residential dormitories without profit motive for rental to families and community members who meet criteria to be determined in accordance with the law, to help and assist in housing for young couples and families from students and followers of the community. Culture—celebration halls and events, organizing conferences and lectures, study days, publishing books and newsletters. General—supporting and assisting institutions and individuals engaged in the areas of the organization's objectives, promoting and encouraging employment by organizing and funding courses and circles in various occupational fields. Community volunteering—a network of volunteers to assist the sick, volunteers to assist in advancing special needs children populations
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