About Menora

A space for education, values, and leadership for the new generations.

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Menora is an organization led by rabbis and professionals prepared to serve and spiritually assist participants, through all the programs and services offered by the organization.

Our Team

Chief Rabbi Isaac Sacca, who is the Chief Rabbi of the Sephardic Community of Buenos Aires, is the founder of Menora.

Menora’s Staff is headed by its general director, Rabbi Gabriel Sacca. A distinguished team of more than 80 professionals accompanies him in his daily work, including rabbis, teachers, psychologists, educators, scientists, technicians, workers, among others

Menora Chella & Moise Safra Center

El Centro Chella & Moise Safra es el corazón de Menora: un espacio moderno, abierto y dinámico donde jóvenes, familias y comunidad se encuentran para aprender, inspirarse y crecer.

The Chella & Moise Safra Center was built to cover all the development needs of young people in Argentina. Located in the Palermo neighborhood of Buenos Aires.

It offers comfortable spaces, study and meeting rooms, classrooms, living rooms, a games room, a barbecue area with grills, and all the necessary amenities so that young people can fully enjoy the activities and events.

Locations

Mike Spa Lela

Padilla 931, Buenos Aires

Bereshit School

Gurruchaga 742, Buenos Aires

Bibi's

Av. Escalabrini Ortíz 1140, Buenos Aires

Olami Palermo

Av. Gral. Las Heras 3337, Buenos Aires

Menora House

Yatay 226, Buenos Aires

The idea that inspires us

Assuming the universal responsibility as Jews to preserve our own tradition and transmit it to the next generations, serving as a cultural contribution for the well-being of the world and the people of Israel.

Transmitting the teachings of the Torah to Jewish youth so that they understand and benefit from its teachings.

Facilitating access for young people to a future with equal opportunities, in an environment of ethical and moral values.

Encouraging them to discover and put their personal capabilities into practice.

Connecting young people with each other through social, recreational, and educational spaces, permanently renewed, according to the needs of the moment.

Promoting the formation of couples, the value of the family, and respect among people and cultures.

Achieving that the Torah is rediscovered by all of society, without prejudice, so that it is nourished by the wisdom and love found in it.

Contact

World Jewish Organization for Youth.