Y2i Day 2022
550 Year 10 and Year 11 students were together for the largest Y2i Day ever. Together they heard from Paralympian Noam Gerhony and StandWithUs' Charlotte Korchak, participated in fun activities, celebrated the first night of Chanukah and watched the Football World Cup Final.
FAQs about Subsidies
Do you have questions about Israel Programs? Here are answers to some of the most frequently asked questions
FAQs about Israel Programs
Do you have questions about Israel Programs? Here are answers to some of the most frequently asked questions
Why go on a Y2i program?
Students and parents often ask what can be taken from the Y2i experience. Y2i Israel programs provide students with an opportunity for self-development, exploring their Jewish heritage and making new friends. Here...
Youth Movements
Youth movements are an incredible way to say involved and have fun with friends. Jewish youth movements empower and engage their participants to be active in the community and look to make a difference in the world....
Volunteering
There are a multitude of volunteering opportunities within the Jewish community for high school students, university students and beyond.
2020 Annual Report
Year 10 Israel programs are only the beginning of the journey, both at an individual and communal level.
Photography Project 2019
Entries in the 2019 Y2i/UIA Photography Project covered the country from north to south and the weather from sunny, raining and snowing. The Judges' Prize went to Dovi Romm for his photo "The Man in the Rain" and Noa Gold won the Social Media Prize for her photo "Holy Sunrise".
Y2i Day 2019
Y2i Day 2019 was the first time that participants from all five Y2i supported programs were together. 320 students heard from Chris Cannan, Australian Ambassador to Israel, and Charlotte Korchak from StandWithUs. The first night of Chanukah was celebrated with Chanukiah lighting, donuts, singing and dancing.
2019 Annual Report
On their return from this life-changing experience, the students are different, more self-aware, better educated and more inclined to be involved in the local community.
Photography Project 2018
Fun, friends and food were some of the common themes of entries into the 2018 Y2i/UIA Photography Project. Congratulations to Ran Ashkenazi for "Reflection on water of the Dead Sea" which won the Judges' Prize, Jesse Waller for "Flames of Israel", the winner of the Donors' Prize and Jayden Diamond who won the People's Choice Award for "The Fall of Tyrone".
Supporters Thank You Event 2019
The Boyarskys again hosted Y2i supporters, this time to hear from 2018 program participants and madrichim and enjoy viewing the entries in the 2018 Y2i/UIA Photography Project.