Honest answers, no hedging. If something isn't covered here, call or text Rabbi Feldman directly — 424-499-9595.
Yes — Yeshivas Chayeinu was built specifically for the bochur who hasn't found his passion for learning and avodas Hashem yet, but wants to. Every boy is met where he actually is, not where a standard schedule expects him to be.
No. Chayeinu fills the gap between mainstream yeshivos and programs built for serious intervention. Our boys aren't struggling in a crisis sense — they simply haven't found their footing yet, and need more flexibility and personal attention than a standard Mesivta offers.
The material is fully serious — full Chassidishe standards, real structure, real learning: Gemara, Chassidus, Halacha, Chitas, and more. What's different is how each bochur is pushed: every boy is challenged according to his own level, so he's stretched toward his real potential, not measured against someone else's pace.
Rabbi Feldman leads daily learning and supervision personally, with additional faculty joining as the yeshiva grows.
Not this year. Chayeinu is currently a day program serving Crown Heights bochurim. A residential option for out-of-town families is part of our future plans.
$18,000/year, payable monthly.
Reach out directly. No family should rule us out over cost — financial assistance is available, handled personally, case by case.
Crown Heights, Brooklyn. The exact location is shared directly with accepted families.
Submit the application online. You'll hear from Rabbi Feldman personally within 1–2 days to begin the process.
Yes — call or text him directly at 424-499-9595.
Yeshivas Chayeinu opens with the backing and guidance of respected Crown Heights mosdos, including Rabbi Wilhelm and Rabbi Silman (Oholei Torah), Rabbi Sandhaus (Darchei Menachem), and Rabbi Uri Perlman (Beis Menachem Youth Development). Rabbi Feldman brings years of hands-on experience — as a Shliach at Achei Tmimim, Founder and Director of Yeshivas Kayitz Cozumel, and Mashpia at B'nei Aliya — to this founding year.