Timeline
1990
Kiev: Hebrew Day School is begun - peak enrolment 600 students. In addition:
·Yearly summer camps are created - the critical period to reach children and their parents for future scholastic enrolment
·Establishment of Magen Avot, the social welfare program serving 10’000 homebound and elderly in 52 cities of the Ukraine, subsequently offered to the JDC. The program is still very active.
·Shechita established in Kiev - distribution of kosher meat throughout the FSU.
1991
Rabbi Yochanan Berman arrives in Pinsk
1992
Minsk: Yad Yisroel Shaliach in Minsk, revival of the Jewish Community.
Mikva built in Lvov, Ukraine
1993
Sunday schools are established in various smaller cities.
1994
Lvov: Hebrew Day School established- 140 students
1995
Chmelnitsky: re-establishing Jewish Community - Sunday school
1996:
New Mikva built in Kiev, Ukraine.
Kiev: Jewish Boarding School for homeless children and teenagers is founded
2000
Pinsk, Belarus: Jewish School and Boarding School for boys
2001
Pinsk, Belarus: Jewish School and Boarding School for girls
2003
Completion of Girls School campus in Pinsk.
Completion of renovations of The Beis Aharon Shul in Pinsk.
2004
Plot of land for the boys school campus purchased.
2005
Finished the restoration of the Reb Aharon Synagogue in Pinsk.
2006
Plans completed to build new boys school campus
Yeshivas Pe'er Yisroel established
2007
Synagogue of Reb Aharon HaGadol purchased and prepared for refurbishment
Building bought to house bochurims domitory
2008
Construction begun on Boys School Campus
Renovation begun on Dormitory Building
2009
Record number of students in School