second Dutch Masorti kehilla in the city of Deventer called Masorti Jewish Community :nl:Beth Shoshanna that began in 2010 and holds services and other activities in the 19th century Great Synagogue of Deventer. Jewish Renewal Jewish Renewal was first introduced in the Netherlands in the 1990s by Carola de Vries Robles. HaMakor – Center for Jewish Spirituality is the current home for Jewish Renewal and is led by Rabbi Hannah Nathans. They do not have membership dues and therefore most activities require money paid to participate. Education and youth Jewish schools There are three Jewish schools in the Netherlands, all in Amsterdam and affiliated with the Nederlands Israëlitisch Kerkgenootschap (NIK). Rosj Pina is a school for Jewish children ages 4 through 12. Education is mixed (boys and girls together) despite its affiliation to the Orthodox NIK. It is the largest Jewish school in the Netherlands. As of 2007, it had 285 pupils enrolled. Maimonides is the largest Jewish high school in the Netherlands. It had some 160 pupils enrolled in 2005. Although founded as a Jewish school and affiliated to the NIK, it has a secular curriculum. Cheider, started by former resistance fighter Arthur Juda Cohen, presents education to Jewish children of all ages. Of the three, it is the only school with a Haredi background. Girls and boys are educated in separate classes. The school has some 200 pupils. The Hague Tzemach Hasadeh is a Jewish kindergarten in The Hague. It has been active since 1997 and has a Jewish, Dutch and Israeli education program. Jewish youth Several Jewish organisations in the Netherlands are focused on Jewish youth. They include: Bne Akiwa Holland (Bnei Akiva), a religious Zionist youth organisation. CIJO, the youth organisation of CIDI (), a political Jewish youth organisation. Gan Israel Holland, the Dutch branch of the youth organisation of Chabad. Haboniem-Dror, a socialist Zionist youth movement. Ijar, a Jewish student organisation Moos, an independent Jewish youth organisation Netzer Holland, a Zionist youth organisation aligned to the NVPJ NextStep, the youth organisation of Een Ander Joods Geluid Jewish health care There are two Jewish nursing homes in the Netherlands. One, Beth Shalom, is situated in Amsterdam at two locations, Amsterdam Buitenveldert and Amsterdam Osdorp. There are some 350 elderly Jews currently residing in Beth Shalom. Another Jewish nursing home, the Mr. L.E. Visserhuis, is located in The Hague. It is home to some 50 elderly Jews.