Perach Forst
Educator and History Teacher
Perach Forst has held various roles in educational-therapeutic youth villages for marginalized youth, including as a homeroom teacher, subject teacher, social coordinator, pedagogical coordinator, and member of the administration. She was a homeroom teacher at the Darca network’s Nofey Golan High School. She also participated in the Ministry for the Development of the Periphery, the Negev and the Galilee’s Mekomi leadership program – a national program that develops volunteer community leaders who represent the diversity of the region’s population and are committed to social action, entrepreneurship, and leadership. Perach aspires to create educational communities in the social periphery and advance social mobility by promoting an abundance mindset, offering diverse educational opportunities, providing support for graduates, and more. She holds a bachelor’s degree in Jewish history and youth work, a master’s degree in education and teaching at-risk youth, and a teaching certificate and diploma in therapeutic education, all from Oranim College of Education. She is also certified as a low intensity CBT emotional therapist from Levinsky-Wingate Academic College. Married and a mother of three, she lives on Moshav Avnei Eitan in the Golan Heights.