Yarden is driving force behind Project TEN

ANT KATZ

Since his appointment, Zornberg has been responsible for the establishment and ongoing development of seven Project TEN centres worldwide. He oversees all activities of the organisation’s headquarters and centres, including strategy and planning, staff training, fundraising, marketing, and participant recruitment.

Prior to his employment with The Jewish Agency, Zornberg served as national director for “Acharai”, an Israeli NGO that empowers youth at-risk, imbuing them with critical life skills and providing them with the tools to study for and pass high school matriculation exams.

RIGHT: Yarden Zornberg has visited SA and will now have a new stop-over as he travels the world

Zornberg has worked extensively with under-served populations in Israel including Bedouin and Druze communities, and facilitated joint activities for Palestinian and Jewish children, aiming to bridge gaps and promote tolerance and understanding between the different cultures.

Zornberg holds an MSW in clinical social work from the University of Haifa, a BA in psychology from Ben-Gurion University, and a certificate in group facilitation. One of his main passions is exploring the world and he has travelled to more than 45 different countries so far.

Some of the new recruits at the Bayit in Durban