Social Initiatives for War Victim Healing

Itai Community leads a variety of innovative social initiatives focused on healing all war victims. Each initiative is built in collaboration with international foundations, local organizations and public bodies, and provides a holistic response to the complex needs of war victims and their families.

Our initiatives combine funding for medical and social projects with advanced therapeutic approaches, community integration programs and ongoing emotional support. We believe that true healing comes through a multi-dimensional approach that addresses the whole person - body, mind and spirit.

Medical treatment and physiotherapy

Our medical initiative provides advanced medical treatments for war victims, including reconstructive surgeries, intensive physiotherapy and complementary medical treatments. We work with leading hospitals in Israel and worldwide to ensure that every victim receives the most appropriate treatment for their needs.

Our philanthropic foundation for war victims in Israel funds treatments not covered by health insurance funds, including innovative treatments abroad, prolonged rehabilitation and advanced medical technologies. Each treatment plan is personally tailored and accompanied by a professional medical team.

Mental and emotional healing

The mental and emotional trauma of war victims requires prolonged and professional treatment. Our initiative provides individual and group psychological treatment, trauma therapy, family therapy and support groups. We use proven therapeutic methods such as EMDR, CBT and art therapy.

Our partnership with an international foundation for social projects enables us to bring experts from Israel and around the world, provide ongoing training for therapists and develop innovative treatment programs. Each participant receives a personally tailored treatment plan that takes into account their unique needs.

Art and music therapy

Art and music are powerful therapeutic tools for processing trauma and emotional expression. Our initiative offers art workshops, music therapy, therapeutic theater and mindful movement. The activities are led by certified therapists and allow participants to express emotions that are difficult to express in words.

Our programs include drawing and photography workshops, music ensembles, creative writing and sculpture. Each activity is designed to provide a safe space for self-expression, strengthening self-confidence and building new social connections.

Professional training and employment integration

Funding medical and social projects also includes comprehensive employment integration programs. We provide professional training in various fields, personal guidance in job searching, resume writing and job interview workshops, and support in starting independent businesses.

Our partnership with companies and organizations allows us to offer real employment opportunities, internships and professional training programs in sought-after fields. Each participant receives a personal plan tailored to their abilities, interests and needs.

Community and social activities

Community is a central part of the healing process. We organize a variety of community activities such as social gatherings, trips, celebrations, sports days and family activities. The activities allow participants to build new social connections, experience moments of joy and feel part of a supportive community.

Our philanthropic foundation for war victims in Israel also funds summer camps for families, parenting workshops, family support groups and activities for children and youth. We believe that healing the entire family is an integral part of personal healing.

International partnerships

Partnership with an international foundation for social projects is the cornerstone of our work. We collaborate with international philanthropic foundations, non-governmental organizations, universities and research institutes worldwide. These partnerships bring us access to advanced knowledge, innovative technologies and additional resources.

We also partner in international research projects, host experts from abroad and send our staff to training and conferences worldwide. Our global approach enables us to offer the most advanced treatments and programs to war victims in Israel.

Innovation and technology

We invest in developing innovative technological solutions to assist war victims. This includes applications for treatment management, digital platforms for online support groups, remote therapy tools and assistive technologies for victims with physical disabilities.

Our funding for medical and social projects also includes research and development of new treatment methods, collaboration with high-tech companies and development of products and services that will improve the quality of life for war victims. We believe that technology can be a powerful tool for healing and renewal.

Our approach to healing and renewal

Itai Community believes in a holistic approach to healing war victims. We understand that every victim is a whole person with physical, mental, emotional and social needs. Therefore, every treatment program we offer combines multiple initiatives and is personally tailored to the unique needs of each participant.

Initial assessment

Each participant undergoes a comprehensive assessment by a multidisciplinary team including doctors, psychologists, social workers and therapists. The assessment examines the physical, mental, emotional and social condition and identifies the main needs and goals.

Building a personal plan

Based on the assessment, we build a personal treatment plan that combines multiple initiatives. The plan includes clear goals, timelines and milestones for tracking progress. Each plan is updated regularly according to the participant's progress.

Ongoing support and guidance

Each participant receives ongoing personal guidance from a dedicated case manager. The case manager coordinates between the different initiatives, ensures that the participant receives all necessary services and provides emotional and practical support throughout the entire process.

Follow-up and evaluation

We conduct periodic evaluations to track progress and adjust the plan as needed. The evaluations include objective measures such as functional improvement and subjective measures such as satisfaction and sense of well-being.

Funding medical and social projects

Our philanthropic foundation for war victims in Israel funds a wide range of medical and social projects. Funding comes from multiple sources: private donations, international foundations, companies and corporations, and government grants.

Medical treatments

Funding surgeries, treatments, rehabilitation, medications and medical equipment not covered by health insurance funds.

Psychological treatments

Funding long-term psychological treatments, family therapies and support groups.

Training and education

Funding professional courses, higher education, training and internships for war victims.

Rehabilitation and housing

Funding for home renovations and adaptations, accessibility equipment, and housing assistance for victims and their families.

Our social initiatives for healing and renewal

Partnership with international foundation for social projects that bring real change

Our areas of activity