Emergency Activity

Together with the Van Leer Foundation, the Foundation initiated and led a roundtable to consolidate existing knowledge in the field. Representatives from various foundations shared expertise, projects, and operational methods, engaging in dialogue with government officials, academia, and other stakeholders. The outcome was a comprehensive mapping of activities and resources in the field. 

The Foundation is involved in establishing a specialized developmental-therapeutic playground at hotels in the Dead Sea, Eilat, and Tiberias for families of evacuees and their children. Led by a professional team including a developmental psychologist, social worker, communication therapist, occupational therapist, physiotherapist, and nutritionist, the playground offers care, guidance, and training for parents and preschool children. Additionally, hotels host lectures and group training sessions to address pertinent questions from parents and professional teams working with children. 

At the conclusion of its learning and research, the Foundation opted to participate in a project spearheaded by the Yad HaNadiv Foundation aimed at enhancing the quality of care for children aged birth to 3. Recognizing the critical importance of ensuring quality early childhood education and care, especially in areas affected by conflict, the Foundation has decided to collaborate with Yad HaNadiv Foundation in this initiative. The goal is to enhance the capacity of professional organizations to provide guidance and training to unsupervised settings, as well as to support the development of local authorities' capabilities in maintaining ongoing communication with early childhood educators. As part of this partnership, the Foundation will provide support to two localities and offer professional guidance throughout the process.

The organization was founded to advocate for action and public dialogue regarding the significance of early childhood intervention within the Arab community. Its objective is to generate lasting impact and establish future infrastructure for culturally and linguistically tailored support to families, along with implementing a system for training and ongoing education for local professionals. 

The association advocates for the health, development, and well-being of Israeli children, aiming to reform and enhance the delivery of services to children and families. Its primary focus is on healthcare professionals who play a pivotal role in the lives of children and families.