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n the life of a child? Looking for a fun and meaningful way to earn community service hours? Become a Gateways Teen Volunteer! The program is open to teens entering grades 10-12. Apply today!Homebound? Explore Gateways' COVID-19 ResourcesWe'll continue to add Gateways created and curated resources t

and values into all aspects of the program.Learn more »Teen Volunteer Programs »Gateways provides a number of meaningful volunteer opportunities to teens through placement in our Sunday Program, Mitzvah Mensches youth group, and Teen Madrichim Training Programs in congregational schools throughout

zvah Program (2012) Ethan's Gateways Bar Mitzvah Story (2010) Mitzvah Mensches Inclusive Teen Youth Group Mitzvah Mensches: The Bully Report (2014) Teens Speak: Mitzvah Mensches - Imagine! (2014) Teen Volunteer Program Teen Volunteer Appreciation video (2014) Teens Talk about the Impact of Volunt

gs and on Sundays. The Gateways Peer Development Initiative is targeted towards building a more inclusive Jewish community by educating all youth and teens about disabilities and differences. Ambassadors for Inclusion is a groundbreaking day and congregational school disability awareness initiative,

ructions.Sunday Program Volunteer ApplicationsGateways' highly-selective Teen Volunteer Program accepts applications from April/May through mid-June. Teens who wish to apply for Sunday Program volunteer positions may do so online on our Teen Volunteer Programs page.Class CalendarClick here for the 2

Go! function submitccoptin() { document.ccoptin.submit(); } TORCH (Tikkun Olam at Rosh Chodesh) TORCH is a new social skills group for teens ages 13-16 that meets once a month on Wednesdays 6:30-8:00 PM While exploring opportunities for social action, teens will work on conversational

nbsp;Become a Gateways Teen Volunteer! Work with students in the Gateways Sunday Program, and build skills to take to college! The program is open to teens entering grades 10 - 12. Click here to apply:  https://gateways.quickbase.com/db/bju4cdq4b If you have any questions, please email Mia

Mensches. Mitzvah Mensches is a social action youth group. A mensch is somebody who helps others. At Mitzvah Mensches, we hang out with other Jewish teens and learn about how we can help others. Noah M:For the past few weeks at Mitzvah Mensches, we have been learning about CJP.  We learned tha

different settings. She has taught Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) classes at the college level, provides professional development to both adults and teens, and has had an article published in the Journal of Positive Behavior Intervention focusing on the strategies implemented for a young man with A

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udy Walker sees the ad from the local cable station, she truly believes they do. The station is looking to air demo tapes of shows created by and for teens. This could be Tru’s big Break!But lately Tru is distracted by Wish #2. She spends hours researching cures for Eddie online and filming hi

ram Impacts Our Community eJewish Philanthropy Inclusion in Jewish education is about choice JNS.org Laughter With Lots Of Marshmallows Fresh Ink For Teens Why RTI and What Is It, Anyway? Gateways' BlogEvents | Back to TopAdditional ResourcesThe Boston Special Needs Professionals Committee incl

an and Cherner, Stacie. "B’Yadenu: It's In Our Hands To Create Inclusive Day Schools." The Jewish Week. 8 Aug. 2016. Web.April 2016"Newton Teens give back to Hope and Comfort." WickedLocal.com (Newton Tab). 4 Apr. 2016. Web.March 2016"Introducing the Slingshot Class of 2016." eJewish Phil

a disability," and "technology and disability."Learn more »High School »AFI programs for students in grades 9 – 12 are developed in concert with teens and teachers, and the curriculum focuses on higher-level understanding of difference, disability and society. Topics may include disability and

Program for Students in Grades 9 to 12 Ambassadors for Education (AFI) programs for students in grades 9 – 12 are developed in concert with teens and teachers, and the curriculum focuses on higher-level understanding of difference, disability and society. Topics may include disability and