Toveedo offers Jewish children media that reflects the beauty of Torah and the pride of Yiddishkeit. In an era filled with conflicting messages, the platform provides an alternative – content designed to celebrate traditional values and inspire the next generation.
Each show on Toveedo is developed with intentionality and care. With storylines that promote teamwork and positive middot, character traits, and characters children can relate to, the platform aims to entertain, educate, and strengthen Jewish identity. When young viewers see their values represented on screen, it fosters confidence, connection, and pride in their heritage.
Toveedo’s growing library features a range of original series, including the adventure-driven Secret Room, the animated and engaging Torah Town, the action-oriented Avremi series, and the fun and educational Toodaloo. Every episode is crafted to spark imagination while reinforcing Torah-centered themes.
In addition, the Toveedo Tablet allows children to access their favorite videos and books in a safe, closed environment – without internet, advertisements, or external distractions. It serves not just as entertainment, but as a tool for nurturing strong Jewish identities through joy, creativity, and purpose.
Toveedo continues to gain recognition for providing families with a meaningful and exciting way for children to grow up with Torah and Jewish pride at the heart of their media experiences.Assemblyman Simcha Eichenstein and Deputy Chief Richie Taylor Arrange Special Tour of NYPD Highway Patrol Headquarters for Harmony Services Community
Last month, Assemblyman Simcha Eichenstein and NYPD Deputy Chief Richie Taylor arranged a memorable tour for members of Harmony Services, Inc., an adult care program serving individuals with special needs. The visit took place at the NYPD Highway Patrol headquarters on Flatbush Avenue. NYPD Chaplain David Heskiel also joined the group for the special event.
Participants enjoyed an engaging and hands-on experience, exploring the Highway Patrol’s impressive fleet of motorcycles and vehicles, learning about the responsibilities of patrol officers, and asking thoughtful questions about highway safety and enforcement.
The tour was inspired by a recent visit to Assemblyman Eichenstein’s office, during which members of the Harmony Services community expressed interest in learning more about the work of local police. Assemblyman Eichenstein reached out to Deputy Chief Taylor, who graciously coordinated the visit. “We were thrilled to visit the NYPD Highway Patrol 2 headquarters with the wonderful individuals from Harmony Services,” said Assemblyman Simcha Eichenstein. “Their curiosity and enthusiasm were inspiring, and the gracious patrol officers patiently discussed their work and answered questions. I’m especially grateful to Deputy Chief Taylor for making this meaningful experience possible. It’s a visit that will be remembered for a long time to come.”