Mesivta Ateres Menachem in Montreal is a vibrant, growth-oriented mesivta dedicated to helping each bochur reach his fullest potential in both learning nigleh and chasidus and personal development. With its unique approach — every talmid is an only talmid — the mesivta provides individualized attention, devoted rebbeim, and a genuine investment in each talmid success.
The Hanhala and staff are deeply committed to fostering a warm, structured, and inspiring chassideshe environment where talmidim can thrive academically, socially, and spiritually and with true hiskashrus to the rebbe. With a strong emphasis on hasmadah, refined middos, and personal accountability, the mesivta nurtures each bochur’s ruchniyus while guiding him toward becoming a confident, responsible chossid.
Thanks to the generosity of a dedicated donor, Mesivta Ateres Menachem is now proud to offer a limited number of dormitory spots free of charge for out-of-town bochurim. (Please note: tuition is not included.) This special donor-sponsored opportunity is available for a limited time and will conclude on Beis Nissan.
The dormitory program provides comfortable rooms equipped with all necessary amenities to ensure that each bochur feels at home. With devoted on-site mashgiach present at all times, talmidim benefit from a safe, supportive, and appropriate atmosphere that reinforces the values and structure of the mesivta.
In addition, bochurim are served nutritious and delicious meals each day — providing the gashmiyusdike fuel they need to remain energized and focused throughout their sedorim and daily activities.
Families interested in exploring whether this mesivta is the right fit for their son are encouraged to reach out promptly, as spots are limited and the offer concludes on Beis Nissan.
To inquire, please contact Rabbi Hirshel Raskin at 514-999-7748 or via email at [email protected]
Wonderful mesivta! Great staff and always a nice chassidish atmosphere. Montreal mesivta is a hidden gem and rabbi Raskin really cares about his bochurim (and that’s not a given for a yeshiva!)