We help people.
We unite the community.

Concerts

For many participants, a live concert has become a rare thing: tickets are expensive and concert halls are hard to reach. The foundation brings musicians to the community, so the concert takes place close to home, among familiar people.

Concerts create a festive atmosphere and a reason to meet. After the performance, participants stay on to talk.

6 concerts a year · up to 100 participants

Birthday Club

A person living alone often spends their birthday without guests or greetings. Once a month, the club brings together everyone born that month for a shared celebration.

Each person celebrating is congratulated personally, there is music and a festive table. No one is left alone on their birthday.

12 meetings a year · up to 70 participants

Nature trips

A trip out of town is not simple for an elderly person: transport, the route, the physical effort. The foundation takes care of the organisation.

Participants are taken to one of Israel's national parks and accompanied along a route chosen to suit the group. The day ends with a shared meal.

4 trips a year · up to 60 participants

Cinema Club

The Cinema Club is a reason to leave the house and spend time in company. Participants watch a film together on a big screen.

After the screening, the host opens a discussion about the plot, the characters and what the film brought to mind for each person.

Exercise classes

With age, muscle strength and balance decline and the risk of falls grows. Regular classes help people stay mobile and independent in daily life.

Classes are led by a professional instructor. The exercises are designed for elderly people, and everyone works at their own pace.

Feldenkrais Method

The Feldenkrais Method teaches people to move more easily and with less tension. It is suitable for people with limited mobility too.

A specialist guides the group through slow, gentle movements. Participants learn to notice habitual tension and find more comfortable ways to move.

Torah and Shabbat

The weekly meeting reconnects participants with tradition. The Torah portion is studied with a teacher, in an accessible way and with no prior knowledge needed.

After the lesson, participants sit down together at a shared Shabbat table. Shabbat becomes a time welcomed together rather than alone.

48–50 meetings a year · 20–30 participants

Lectures

Lectures keep curiosity alive and give people topics to think and talk about.

The foundation invites lecturers to speak about history, culture and tradition. After the lecture, participants ask questions and discuss what they heard.

Self-expression studio

Creative work helps express what is hard to put into words and brings the joy of making something with your own hands.

In a small group, participants draw and do applied art with a teacher. No experience is needed: the process and the company matter most.

Florentine sachet

The workshop combines handwork and conversation. Working with fabric and thread trains fine motor skills and concentration.

Participants sew and decorate scented sachets. They take the finished pieces home or give them to loved ones.

Women's Club

The Women's Club is a space where participants can talk about what matters and support one another.

Each meeting includes a cultural program and a shared brunch. Regular meetings help participants stay connected with each other.

12 meetings a year