Navah - Begining to Continue
With over 20 years of experience providing emotional support, professional guidance, and comprehensive mental health assistance to families bereaved by terror and other disasters, Navah has established an emergency fund to raise $2 million for the immediate emotional needs of the families of the Simchat Torah massacre victims.
Navah has both the infrastructure and expertise to offer substantial emotional and professional support to bereaved families. The organization provides psychological treatment and psychotherapy for the extended family, nationwide support groups, therapeutic activities, connection and bonding meetings, a sense of belonging and empowerment through trauma specialists, and a dedicated support hotline.
During the current catastrophic situation in Israel, please help us support and maximize our immediate emotional support, ensuring that no bereaved family faces their tragedy alone!
To donate to Navah’s emergency fund, click here
During the war, Navah is supporting and assisting families through additional emergency initiatives:
"Together We Find Strength":
Navah organizes daily activities for bereaved families from the past with the goal of alleviating the emotional strain, anxiety, and secondary trauma that affect every bereaved family in Israel. These activities include empowering Zoom meetings tailored to the group’s needs, featuring lectures and workshops in psychotherapy, empowering talks by inspirational figures, and activities for children.
"Accompany and Embrace":
Dozens of Navah volunteers stand by to assist families of the victims during funerals with anything needed, and they distribute hundreds of kits containing beverages, printed prayers, and yarmulkes. This initiative involves the coordination of volunteers nationwide, obtaining and printing supplies, and hiring of procurement and logistics staff.
To volunteer for Navah's emergency activities, please call: 058-5696006
20 YEARS OF SUPPORT AND ASSISTANCE FOR BEREAVED FAMILIES
For over 20 years, Navah has been extending support and guidance to bereaved families of terror in Israel. Our initiatives include offering professional mental health support; the 'Empty Chair' program – a communal Seder night for hundreds of bereaved families; professionally- led support groups; pampering packages to widows and orphans; and the 'Stones with a Human Heart' project—placing adorned stones in cemeteries nationwide on Israel’s Memorial Day.
