A farm where animals and people heal from trauma together
Dr. Yoni Yehuda, recovering from his own wounds, devised a unique animal-assisted therapy model where he, clients and creatures are equal partners.
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Dr. Yoni Yehuda, recovering from his own wounds, devised a unique animal-assisted therapy model where he, clients and creatures are equal partners.
Psychotrauma and crisis-response specialists from United Hatzalah flew to Florida in the wake of Hurricane Ian to give immediate trauma care.
Entrepreneur Rony Zarom founded Unistream to help young people from underprivileged backgrounds prepare for success in business.
After a distressing stillbirth, Elysa Rapoport founded an organization to offer support to Arabs, Jews and Christians in Israel, who suffer similar losses to her own.
Magen David Adom trains Americans how to save lives in the crucial 7 minutes before the ambulance arrives.
The day after its emergency aid delegation returned from Puerto Rico, United Hatzalah sent a delegation to Florida in response to Hurricane Ian.
United Hatzalah delegation departs just before Rosh Hashana to help in the wake of Hurricane Fiona.
Tareq Nassar saw empty rooftops and high unemployment among Arab women of Jerusalem and hatched a honey of an idea to address both issues.
Senior officials are shown how Israel promotes accessibility and inclusion to ensure equal opportunities for people with disabilities.
Young woman evacuated from war zone to a Jerusalem medical center had a nearly zero chance of survival. Three months later, she was discharged.
At Beit Elfarasha – Arabic for The Butterfly House — local Arab women give cooking workshops and share traditional dishes and stories with visitors.
The Israel Life-Saving Federation is teaching Arab and Jewish children how to save lives on the country’s 350 kilometers of coastline.
Curtain Call works with about 60 groups, mostly in peripheral areas from the far north to Bedouin settlements in the south.
Noa Hilzenrat found school deadly boring and wanted to quit. Instead, she figured out how to help herself and wrote a book describing how she did it.
Two Israeli oral and maxillofacial surgeons introduce real-time remote assistance for complex surgeries in Equatorial Guinea.