OneFamily assists Israel's victims of terror and war to receive all of their government benefits, and then we go beyond that by providing a wide variety of holistic therapeutic modalities and events to ensure rehabilitation for the entire family.

OneFamily assists Israel's victims of terror and war to receive all of their government benefits, and then we go beyond that by providing a wide variety of holistic therapeutic modalities and events to ensure rehabilitation for the entire family.

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Scholarships Awarded to Students

22

Years of Activity

92,000+

Hours of Therapy and Support

26,500+

Individuals in Groups and Programs

3200+

Volunteers

942

Scholarships Awarded to Students

How We Support Victims of Terror

These are just some of the ways your money supports Israel’s Victims of Terror. To learn about all our programming, please click here

Emergency Response Hotline

Emergency Response Hotline

In addition to the routine activities whose sheer volume has grown exponentially over the past few weeks, OneFamily has identified various other needs that are falling between the cracks of the overburdened state agencies that are meant to be taking care of them. In response, OneFamily opened a 24/7 emergency response hotline to deal with the many requests that keep coming in. “Before this, we were the ones who turned to people on our own initiative,” says Chaviva, who runs the hotline. “However, the situation has caused people, such as residents of southern Israel, to call us for everything, whether they need help finding a place to live, financial aid, psychological aid, handling money, finding babysitters for the children and much more – thankfully, our emergency center is well-organized and set up to handle all requests.”
The Emergency Response hotline has already managed to provide answers to thousands of callers.

– Excerpt from Arutz Sheva article from Oct 29, 2023 written by Yossi Oshri

In addition to the routine activities whose sheer volume has grown exponentially over the past few weeks, OneFamily has identified various other needs that are falling between the cracks of the overburdened state agencies that are meant to be taking care of them. In response, OneFamily opened a 24/7 emergency response hotline to deal with the many requests that keep coming in. “Before this, we were the ones who turned to people on our own initiative,” says Chaviva, who runs the hotline. “However, the situation has caused people, such as residents of southern Israel, to call us for everything, whether they need help finding a place to live, financial aid, psychological aid, handling money, finding babysitters for the children and much more – thankfully, our emergency center is well-organized and set up to handle all requests.”
The Emergency Response hotline has already managed to provide answers to thousands of callers.

– Excerpt from Arutz Sheva article from Oct 29, 2023 written by Yossi Oshri

“These are sights we have not seen in our lifetime since the Holocaust,” Chantal says with a shiver. “All our work over all these years did not prepare us for these tragedies. Our mission was always to be family for all of those to whom we proffer assistance. We have been doing everything the way a family does for 22 years.

– Excerpt from Arutz Sheva article from Oct 29, 2023 written by Yossi Oshri

“These are sights we have not seen in our lifetime since the Holocaust,” Chantal says with a shiver. “All our work over all these years did not prepare us for these tragedies. Our mission was always to be family for all of those to whom we proffer assistance. We have been doing everything the way a family does for 22 years.

– Excerpt from Arutz Sheva article from Oct 29, 2023 written by Yossi Oshri