Our Mission
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A movement four decades in the making — from the Rebbe’s 1975 campaign to a worldwide network supporting Jewish family life.
Our Mission
A movement four decades in the making — from the Rebbe’s 1975 campaign to a worldwide network supporting Jewish family life.
Mikvah.org was established to continue and expand the Rebbe’s global Taharas Hamishpacha campaign, launched in 1975 as part of the Rebbe’s worldwide mitzvah campaigns to strengthen Jewish life and identity.
Building on the efforts of the previous Lubavitcher Rebbeim, who consistently emphasized the importance of mikvah observance and Jewish family life, the campaign brought renewed public awareness to Taharas Hamishpacha and inspired communities around the world to prioritize mikvah education and accessibility.
In the decades surrounding the campaign’s launch, many mikvaos in North America and beyond were underused, difficult to access, or unfamiliar to younger generations.
The Rebbe encouraged communities not only to build mikvaos, but to create welcoming and dignified spaces that would make this mitzvah more approachable and meaningful for Jewish women everywhere.
Dedicated women’s organizations, educators, and community activists helped bring this vision to life through educational initiatives, outreach efforts, and communal support.
These efforts sparked renewed engagement with Taharas Hamishpacha and helped strengthen awareness of Jewish family life across generations and communities worldwide.
Out of this movement, Mikvah.org emerged as a central international organization dedicated to supporting and advancing the Rebbe’s vision on a global scale.
Today, Mikvah.org continues to help strengthen mikvah infrastructure, accessibility, education, and community support throughout the world.
Mikvah.org provides trusted educational resources that help individuals and families better understand Taharas Hamishpacha and mikvah observance.
Through articles, videos, podcasts, classes, and practical guides, we aim to make observance approachable, informed, and relevant to modern Jewish life.
Our resources extend beyond mikvah observance to support Jewish family life more broadly, including topics related to marriage, parenting, intimacy, women’s health, and personal wellbeing.
We strive to provide guidance and support for individuals and families at every stage of life.
Mikvah.org maintains a global mikvah directory and offers practical tools that help communities and individuals access reliable information and support wherever they are located.
Through our helpline and referral network, users can connect with trusted instructors and professionals when guidance is needed most.
Mikvah.org invests in the growth of educators and community leaders through programs and professional resources for Kallah teachers and Shluchim worldwide.
In addition to offering ongoing support, the organization educates and certifies Kallah teachers, equipping them with the knowledge, confidence, and sensitivity needed to guide others in their communities.
Taharas Hamishpacha
Five decades of milestones — from the Rebbe’s 1975 campaign to the resources serving communities worldwide today.
Beginning with the Rebbe's Farbrengens calling for groups of women to gather and focus on how to publicly educate on this topic.
This brochure was specifically geared towards encouraging women who were post-menopause to go to the mikvah.
The Rebbe directly gave a loan of $10,000 for this project.
Enhancing the Mitzvah for the Anash community.
The office began soliciting and encouraging public speaking for all matters related to marriage and Taharas Hamishpacha.
Encouraging women from all walks of life to include this “message of blessing” during childbirth.
Ensuring the resources for Mikvaos and communities around the world at fair pricing.
Mikvah.org, operating as J.E.W.E.L.S, assisted in Kinus planning and programming from its very first years. Today, Mikvah.org continues to offer Taharas Hamishpacha education annually at the Kinus HaShluchos.
Created to further encourage wider de-mystification and education of the mitzvah of Mikvah.
Enabling the traveling woman to find a Mikvah wherever they may travel.
The 1st edition of the print calendar was published according to halachic rulings of Chabad Rabbanim, ensuring a clear, color-coded system for keeping track of vestos.
Produced from Mivtza Taharas Hamishpacha Chabad House favorite recipes. Compiled and distributed at the International Kinus Hashluchos.
Offering gifts, mikvah items, books, brochures, videos, tapes, Shir Lamaalos cards, and other items to purchase for personal or communal use.
At the forefront of technology, Mikvah.org revolutionized access — an online Mikvah Directory & gallery, mikvah news and articles, and a robust list of speakers available for hire around the world.
A CD featuring everything a shlucha needs to teach her community about Taharas Hamishpacha.
A pocket-size mikvah preparation checklist. It has since been updated four times and reprinted again and again; 2021 featured multiple languages — Hebrew, Russian, Spanish and French.
A complete guide for anyone building a Mikvah — from advertising to the community through to the opening event.
Founded with the purpose of focusing on the many topics surrounding the Jewish home and a Torah-centered marriage.
The revolutionary online calendar has helped thousands of women ensure clarity in their calendar observance. Hebrew was added as a 2nd language in 2010; Spanish and Russian followed in 2017.
Publishing a book providing comfort and resources for women experiencing loss.
Making it even simpler for the smartphone user to access their online calendar. In 2017 we introduced full multilingual support by adding Russian and Spanish.
Allowing this vital service to reach a global audience.
“Family Purity Digest” was printed in English after being written in the original French — authored by Mrs. Bassie Azimov and concept approved by the Rebbe. “Intimate Waters” was produced in collaboration with the Jewish Learning Institute.
Providing a beautiful daily thought on marriage and Taharas Hamishpacha, sourced in Tanach & Chassidic thought.
Ensuring standardized instruction and a high level of excellence for Chabad Kallah teachers.
Providing networking and resources for Shluchos worldwide in building, running, and attending at Mikvaos.
Bringing it to an online platform and making it more easily accessible to Shluchos worldwide — now beginning its 7th cohort.
Making the learning of all topics related to the Jewish home possible during the COVID pandemic. Education and resources for Mikvaos were quickly organized to provide centralized information during a challenging period.
Making vital and current topics accessible to a whole new generation of listeners.
Providing excellence in parental guidance on sensitive topics.
Allowed hundreds of attendants around the world to gain clarity and insight for sensitivity and professionalism according to Halacha at the Mikvah.
In collaboration with the Jewish Learning Institute, providing a clear 6-class curriculum for preparing a bride and groom for a Jewish marriage, including the halachos of Mikvah.
Providing confidential, anonymous woman-to-woman support for Taharas Hamishpacha.
Aiming to provide an important foundation for communication skills in this vital first year.
A fully redesigned website and refreshed brand bring five decades of resources together in one welcoming home — easier to explore, search, and share than ever, and built to serve the next generation.
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23 resources across Mikvah.org — here's the full set in one place.
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All of our podcasts on Mikvah, Shalom Bayis, Child Rearing & more.
Halachos about breastfeeding, including Shabbos, Yom Tov & fast days.
Interactive checklist to prepare for Mikvah immersion.
Comprehensive booklet on the halachos of childbirth on Shabbos & Yom Tov.
Worldwide Mikvah Directory — addresses, names and contact info.
Photos of beautifully renovated Mikvaos in various locations.
Comprehensive resource on haircovering — tips, halachos and more.
PURE Helpline — hours, phone number and what the Helpline is about.
Full list of certified Kallah teachers with contact information.
Five Kahoot challenges to test your Taharas Hamishpacha knowledge.
Log in to place orders, access Kallah teacher and Attendant classes.
Halachic guide for pregnancy loss, with a downloadable PDF.
Mikvah Store — calendar, bedikah cloths, seforim and gift packages.
Videos that complement our podcasts on Mikvah, Shalom Bayis & more.
Certified Kallah teachers serving as mentors for new Kallah teachers.
My Mikvah Calendar app — instructions, FAQs and download links.
Halacha reviews on Taharas Hamishpacha, Kashrus and Hilchos Shabbos.
Referrals to certified therapists, medical professionals and Rabbonim.
Taharas Hamishpacha slideshow to help you review halachos at your leisure.
Videos of the Rebbe on Mikvah, including The Greatest Blessing.
A tour of all things Mikvah — what, who, how, when and why.
Full Guide to Chabad Weddings — on the website and as a PDF download.
Instructions and tips for toiveling on Yom Tov.
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