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What is required to be a host family?

by | Jul 25, 2023 | Uncategorized

All you need is a dedicated bedroom in your home for the Shinshinim, with a bathroom close by, and an extra chair at your table. You DO NOT have to be affiliated with a Jewish institution and you do not have to have teens in your home to host a Shinshin.