Israeli volunteers care for world’s refugees
Helping refugees from Syria, Iraq, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Sudan, Rwanda, Chechnya, Indonesia, Haiti, Burma, Ivory Coast, Eritrea, Kenya and more.
Helping refugees from Syria, Iraq, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Sudan, Rwanda, Chechnya, Indonesia, Haiti, Burma, Ivory Coast, Eritrea, Kenya and more.
Volunteers from 13 different Israeli rescue organizations stand ready to fly to disaster areas and search out, rescue and treat survivors.
Clinicians, caregivers and volunteers working with Mideast refugees will learn to better care for their own and their charges’ emotional health.
IsraAID sends teams of relief workers and psychosocial professionals to clean up physical and emotional debris after disasters in North America.
Holon-based Save a Child’s Heart nonprofit got help from goodhearted strangers in arranging the complicated journey to Israel for a complex surgery.
Aid package includes water pumps, water filters, solar lighting kits, LED torches, and 50,000 tablets for water purification.
Ontario Health Ministry announces agreement with Israeli-based international humanitarian organization for children from developing countries.
Israeli NGOs were among the first to arrive after the disaster and are among the last to leave, running a variety of programs in stricken areas.
In their most recent trip to Tanzania, volunteers with Israel’s Save a Child’s Heart treat dozens of kids and enjoy some delightful reunions.
Foreign Ministry donates water-purification vehicle from G.A.L. Water Technologies as severe drought causes life-threatening lack of drinking water.
Israeli volunteers are passing critical humanitarian supplies to Syrian NGOs in a dangerous cross-border operation that helps hundreds of thousands of desperate Syrians.
IsraAID sends emergency response team to the hardest hit camps in Calais and Dunkirk, located near the Channel Tunnel.
Aboud Dandachi says the world should know about ‘the assistance given to Syrian refugees by Israeli and Jewish organizations and individuals.’
Doctors and social workers from Natan International Humanitarian Aid run a clinic at a registration camp and also tend to psychological wounds.
Israeli humanitarian relief agency to send team of psychosocial experts to offer support to the Taiwanese in the wake of the magnitude-6.4 quake.