Provide Trauma Relief and Psychosocial Care. Funding is given to organizations on the ground that provide psychosocial support through telephone hotlines; and direct care to first responders, Lone Soldiers, the injured, and families whose relatives were murdered, injured, or abducted. Additional funding supports training and support for caregivers and responders, including hospital emergency and municipal teams.
Partners: Jewish Agency, Israel Trauma Coalition; World ORT

Help with the Relocation of Israelis to Safer Regions. Funds support communities under fire by providing evacuation assistance, housing, respite, and support for frontline communities, including temporary housing, children’s activities, and increased security.
Partners: Jewish Agency, Direct Grants to Cities affected including Ofakim; Joint Distribution Committee

Provide Emergency Cash Grants to Victims of Terror. This program gives immediate cash grants to families and individuals who have been impacted by acts of terror and violence for post-trauma care and other urgent needs.
Partners: Jewish Agency

Assist Vulnerable Populations and Their Caregivers, including the elderly, young children, people living with disabilities, and marginalized populations.
Partners: Joint Distribution Committee, Jewish Agency, Israel Trauma Coalition

Provide Emergency Medical Services and Healthcare to purchase supplies and equipment for first responders and hospitals close to the front line.
Partners: Western Galilee Medical Center, Sheba Medical Center; Hadassah Medical Organization; United Hatzalah, Magen David Adom

Assist the City of Nahariya in creating an emergency response team. The emergency response team is a security force made of specially trained residents of Nahariya who can quickly respond to a security incident until additional forces arrive. This is particularly vital given Nahariya’s location approximately five miles south of the Lebanon border and often a target of Hezbollah militants.