Assistance for New Immigrants and Lone Soldiers
200K+
Who We Are and How We Help?
We are the non-profit organization Help and Support for Israel. For over 20 years, we have supported new immigrants and lone soldiers facing difficult situations. During this time, more than 200,000 people have received assistance. We provide financial aid, food, and essential items, and support people every step of the way — making their adaptation in Israel easier and safer.
Need Help?
- Contact us and we will do our best to assist you
Assistance Programs Across the Country
200K+
Lone Soldiers
Lone soldiers serve without family support in Israel. We assist them during difficult times — providing food, essential items, and financial aid when it matters most.
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Holocaust Survivors
We support Holocaust survivors by providing food, essential items, and financial assistance when needed. We also visit them at home and help with daily living needs.
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New Clothing
We have organized a network of new clothing warehouses where those in need can receive essential items free of charge. The program is aimed at supporting families in difficult financial situations.
Warehouse Locations
New Immigrants
We provide one-time financial assistance to new immigrants facing difficult situations. The support is intended to cover basic expenses during the adaptation period.
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Concerts and Gatherings
Our concerts and gatherings program helps Holocaust survivors and the elderly feel less alone, bringing them joy and social connection.
Food Assistance
We provide food packages to new immigrants and lone soldiers who are facing difficult financial situations.
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Children’s Camps
We organize camps for children during long school breaks. Kids spend their time having fun and learning: games, workshops, sports, and making new friends. Parents can work with peace of mind while we take care of the children.
Back to School
As part of this program, we help families of new immigrants in difficult situations prepare their children for the new school year by providing school supplies, backpacks, and textbooks. Enrollment for the program begins each May.
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Leisure
Developmental activities for children and adults: Hebrew, painting, floristry, guitar classes for children, and other workshops. We learn, create, grow, and make new friends together in a new country.
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How to Apply for Help?
A list of documents we need to review your request. It is important to understand that the organization provides assistance only in cases of verified financial need. Bank statements for the last three months, showing the need, are required for the application to be considered. The full list of required documents is provided below.
Assistance for New Immigrants
- Teudat Ole
- Bank statements for the last 3 months
- Additional documents proving financial need (rental agreement, bills, debt notices)
Assistance for Lone Soldiers
- Teudat Hayal Boded
- Teudat Hoger
- Bank statements for the last 3 months
- Additional documents proving financial need (rental agreement, bills, debt notices)
Where to Send Your Application?
You can fill out the form online via this link. Alternatively, download the form in Excel or PDF format and send it along with the required documents by email to: 6233947@gmail.com. When emailing, include a cover letter briefly describing your situation and your contact information.
⚠ The center does not guarantee assistance and reserves the right to refuse help after reviewing documents and conducting an interview.
Some Stories of Appreciation from New Immigrants
I am a single mother and was diagnosed with a serious illness. During this difficult time, financial assistance was especially important for me. With your help, I was able to cover our basic needs, which made this challenging period in our lives more manageable.
Esther
New Immigrant from CubaDue to the tragic death of my husband, our family found ourselves in a very difficult situation. We were in a new country without a breadwinner. With your help, we felt much more secure.
Tatiana
New Immigrant from ArmeniaWith your help, I was able to feel safe again. After the difficult period of evacuation from Ukraine, this was very important for me.
Lidya
UkraineI am a single father. Due to one of my children’s illness, I have to pay for expensive treatment, and often there isn’t enough money for daily living. Thanks to you, we have food and clothing. Thank you.
Victor
New ImmigrantMy husband, Alik, became ill, and volunteers came to visit him in the hospital. Every month, they visit our home, and together we share a meal and spend warm, meaningful time in conversation.
