In recent years, a remarkable new frontier of Shlichus has been unfolding. Chabad Young Professionals (CYP) has rapidly become the fastest-growing demographic in Shlichus, with over 309 centers on six continents dedicated to engaging Jews in their 20s and 30s.

With intermarriage rates nearing 70%, a growing movement of Shluchim and Shluchos are stepping forward, using a new matchmaking tool to help young Jewish professionals connect and date intentionally.

Young Jewish professionals from CYP chapters across the United States gathered in Israel for CYP Encounter: Israel, an immersive mission of solidarity, giving, and Jewish resilience.

As we mark 50 years of Mivtza Chinuch, The Merkos Chinuch Office in New York announced the addition of Mrs. Sara Blau and Mrs. Shterna...

From Hong Kong to Hanoi, a region once devoid of Jewish infrastructure is now dotted with thriving centers, schools, and communities, and a new generation of shluchim carrying that momentum forward.

Merkos 302's Chabad on Call releases the first episodes of "Hand in Hand" this Motzaei Shabbos, launching the six-part podcast series...

354 mechanchim from Chabad Yeshivos worldwide stood shoulder to shoulder in Stamford, Connecticut, for the annual Kinus Hamechanchim group photo. Representing countries as far-reaching as Argentina, South Africa, Paraguay, England, and Israel, they came together with a shared mission of nurturing the next generation of Chassidim in the spirit of the Rebbeim's chinuch vision. The group photo captured the powerful feeling of achdus and dedication that defined the overall energy

Unity and recommitment to the Rebbe's vision of chinuch were the central themes of the annual International Kinus Hamechanchim gala banquet, which brought together mechanchim from around the globe for an evening of inspiration and pride.

The International Kinus Hamechanchim began early Wednesday morning with Shacharis in 770, followed by buses heading to the Ohel. There, mechanchim from across the world gathered for a heartfelt Pan Kloli read by Rabbi Nochem Kaplan, director of the Chinuch Office, setting the tone for two days of inspiration and growth in their important shlichus.

This afternoon, tune in for the live-streamed finals of the Chinuch Pitch at the International Kinus HaMechanchim in Stamford, Connecticut.

The girls of CTeen Summer were gearing up for a dream trip to Israel. For months, they had been counting down, packing their bags, and looking forward to a summer full of new experiences, iconic sights and cities, and memories with friends that would last a lifetime. However, less than a week before departure, safety concerns due to the ongoing war with Iran forced an abrupt change. With new restrictions on travel to Israel, the program faced a choice: cancel the trip or pivo