Network of Torah classes including bringing lecturers and rabbis from outside the organization, establishing and operating a "kollel" for married students and/or "kollel for prayers after midnight" and/or "kollel for householders" for working men, operating "persistent students" (yeshivas between holidays) for yeshiva boys during "between holidays" periods, including organizing a "group" (meeting for strengthening conversations with a rabbi or spiritual mentor) for yeshiva boys (with the goal of providing spiritual exaltation according to Hasidic teachings in addition to Torah study), organizing fixed and/or special commandment meals (for example: third meal on Shabbatot, escorting the queen meal, beginning of month meal, meals celebrating the completion of a section or other books studied, meals in honor of righteous people and more), giving secretly and subsidizing religious items for those in need, distributing food baskets to those in need, establishing and operating ritual baths for men, providing ongoing advice on matters of household peace, education, keeping commandments and other matters related to the Jewish home, establishing and maintaining a Torah library including distributing/selling books of Judaism, organizing awareness conferences and strengthening in Jewish matters in the country and in the diaspora and strengthening Judaism according to the way of Rabbi Nachman of Breslov, including organizing awareness conferences in synagogues, the organization for uniting Sephardic Torah children who are drawing close to the light of the Baal Shem Tov of Breslov, establishing and operating synagogues/study halls, including books of knowledge, halakhic response books in halakha and Jewish outlook, Hasidic teachings, ancient Hasidic books, and ancient books from the rabbis of Eastern communities
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