Areas of Action
Each beneficiary has their own life story, circumstances, and needs — the path to recovery and building a future is personal and evolves over time.
Financial Support
A financial support system accompanying every child throughout their childhood and adolescence, until they reach adulthood.
This support is made accessible to families and young adults through a grant mechanism divided into three main baskets:
Rehabilitation and Resilience: Understanding that the path to recovery is individual, this flexible grant covers the costs of therapeutic choices and rehabilitative activities—allowing each beneficiary to heal in the way that suits them best.
Education: An educational fund supporting beneficiaries at every stage—from early childhood to academic degrees and vocational training. It covers costs of after-school programs, summer camps, trips to Poland, pre-army gap-year programs (Shnat Sherut), pre-military academies (Mechinot), professional courses, and full college or university tuition.
Significant Life Events: Providing grants for life’s major milestones—from birthdays and Bar/Bat Mitzvahs to graduations, military draft, weddings, the birth of a first child, and stepping into independent living.
A professional committee oversees all grant allocations, reviewing each application individually to verify full alignment with our criteria and mission.
Our Programs
We develop and run programs based on the changing needs of our beneficiaries, including a transition-to-independence program for ages 17–18, a mentoring program for young adults aged 21+, and a financial guidance program for surviving parents.
Personal and Professional Support
Professional and dedicated social workers accompany each beneficiary and their family every step of the way. The team maintains ongoing contact, offers personal guidance, and supports them in accessing their rights.
Our Programs
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“Morning Together” Program
“Morning Together” offers connection, tailored support, and emotional respite for widows, widowers, and kinship caregivers -
“Moving Forward” Mentoring Program
Young adults receive one-on-one guidance from trained mentors and small cohort support to set goals and navigate pivotal life decisions -
“Financial Guidance” Program
Young adults gain key skills to confidently manage personal finances, investments, and pensions -
“Bridge to Independence” Program
Teenagers, supported by their parent, learn practical life skills, gain independence, and develop decision-making confidence -
“Shulich” Scholarship
An annual scholarship, allowing students to focus on their academic studies -
The Bedouin Community – A Dedicated Support Program
A culturally adapted support program for our beneficiaries from the Bedouin community, providing professional, emotional, and financial support