Continue your growth back home
Our goal is to facilitate a smooth post-yeshiva transition for recent yeshiva graduates into an observant community. We offer guidance from Rabbeim and community mentors. Members are encouraged to continue growing in their Torah learning while pursuing a career and establishing a family.
We had the privilege of being featured by Project Inspire in their Tisha B’Av 2026 film. It follows what happens when a young man comes home from yeshiva and finds somewhere to land.
Consistent learning is at the root of our daily operation. From skill-building chavrusa sessions to Gemara and halacha sedarim, our program offers a variety of options to further your individual learning goals.
Returning home after years in yeshiva can be overwhelming. We can help you with resume building and networking. For those with an established career path, we host professional seminars that help with universally useful skills, such as goal setting and time management.
Progressing to a new chapter in life opens the door to many new questions. Our “in‑house” shadchan, Rabbis and mentors will guide you throughout the shidduchim process and assist in research for prospective suggestions.
Every weekday opens with a Gemara shiur and Shacharis, and closes with the night seder and Maariv.
The bais medrash opens before Shacharis for Kinyan Hamasechta, the shiur that has carried us through Sukkah, Shabbos and Makos.
Davening together in the bais medrash.
A short halacha seder straight after davening, over breakfast. From there most of the guys head to work.
Supper together at the Chaburah.
Half an hour before the night seder, alternating nights: Tefillah (the Siddur in depth) and the Parsha.
Chavrusa learning in depth.
Lights out after Maariv, ready for an early start.
Thursday night is mishmar: a visiting Rav after the night seder, cholent, and a late Maariv.
Sunday morning starts later, with the Semichas Chaver Program after davening.
Beyond the sedarim, chavrusos run on whatever a member needs, and the Rabbeim will build a learning seder around his work schedule.
Learning keeps its place in every day, with a steady chavrusa and Rabbeim who know where you’re holding. The shiurim are recorded as well, so a Gemara or mussar shiur can come along on the way to work.
Listen to the shiurim
Shabbos with the Chaburah is the anchor of the week. Experience the beauty of Shabbos with ruach-filled davening and shiurim that keep you growing. Enjoy delicious meals with your friends at the homes of Rabbeim and special local families.
There’s always something exciting on the horizon: internationally acclaimed guest speakers, mesibos, kumzitzes with our in‑house talent, trips, matzah bakes and retreats.
As a young and rapidly growing community, we share many special occasions to celebrate. From simchas to siyumim, and everything in between.
Founder & Rosh Chaburah
President, PR & Recruitment
Shul Operations, Gabbai
Treasurer, Financial Management
Director of Learning Programs
Global Ambassador
Social Chair & Programming
An extraordinary makom that provides a bridge for young men.
The Chaburah headed by R’ Meir Shimon Eisenberger is an extraordinary makom that provides a bridge for young men who now have settled in the Brooklyn area. I have seen it myself a few times, and was extremely impressed. It is highly recommended that Yeshivos connect talmidim moving to the area with this wonderful Chaburah, and may it keep going mechayil el chayil!
Rav Ahron LopianskyRosh HaYeshiva of the Yeshiva of Greater Washington, Tiferes Gedaliah
An ideal bridge to living and working in New York with no sacrifice of what they have gained.
I personally had the honor of participating in a Melave Malka with the Chabura recently, and I think I gained more in the way of inspiration on that occasion than they did! I was struck by the vibrancy, the spirit, and the sense of purpose and the happiness of a place that is dedicated to a healthy balance of Torah and New York life.
Rabbi Dr. Akiva TatzInternational Lecturer and Author
It allows for the young men to join a ‘Chevra’ so that together they can strive to continue to grow.
I have witnessed first hand the work of this incredible program. Most importantly it allows for the young men to join a “Chevra” so that together they can strive to continue to grow as they marry, build families and pursue their livelihood all the while paving a path to success as true avdei Hashem.
Rav Aharon KahnRav Knesses Bais Avigdor in Flatbush and Rosh Yeshiva at Yeshivas Rabbeinu Yitzchak Elchanan / Yeshiva University
Dedicated to the growth, progress, and success of every individual.
The Boro Park Chaburah is truly a fantastic place! Rabbi Meir Shimon Eisenberger is completely dedicated to the growth, progress, and success of every individual, giving each young man the attention they need.
Rabbi Menachem DeutschCEO at Olami, National Director of Campus Outreach for the Wolfson Institute
The love and support of the community are tremendous assets.
The love and support of the community are tremendous assets, which benefit all the Chaburah members. There are also great opportunities to find a healthy parnassah for young men as they join.
Rabbi Avi CasselRegional Director North America at Olami, Morasha Int. at Ner Leelef
Coming home from yeshiva means working out what comes next. This is the room where that happens.
Space is limited, so the Rabbeim read every application before accepting new members.
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