JDC

Confronting Israel’s mental health emergency

As millions recover from the stress of war, JDC is expanding care, harnessing technology, and fostering resilience across Israel

|ByJERUSALEM POST STAFF
Galit Gurevich, whose husband served in the reserves, found crucial support during a dif!cult period through one of JDC’s vetted digital mental health tools empowering thousands of Israelis to build resilience
When practical knowledge meets field experience – a foundation is built that can help tackle present challenges and prepare for the future

The social repository everyone can use: Tools, guides, and insights from the field

The "Digital Library" of JDC Israel is an open public repository offering up-to-date working tools for the social field.

|ByIN COLLABORATION WITH JDC
JDC has developed programs to help reservists and disabled veterans transition back to work and fill roles that Israeli businesses need to return to full productivity. Pictured here, reservists at a management training initiative.

From vulnerability to strength: Empowering the economically at-risk

JDC leverages its vast experience of social innovation and impact to help vulnerable Jews and strengthen Jewish communities.

|ByJERUSALEM POST STAFF
Efrat Stern: Believes effective mental well-being solutions require collaboration between government, organizations, and communities.

'It's about every one of us': JDC Division Director addresses Israel's mental fortitude amid crisis

Efrat Stern discusses Israel's mental well-being crisis, innovative interventions, and the need for community-based mental health solutions.

|ByJERUSALEM POST STAFF

Free expression

‘The JDC Haggadah’ aims to bring the text out of the historical realm and into the present.

MARCH 26, 2010ByABIGAIL KLEIN
jdc haggadah

Israel to set up $1.5m. school for 1,000 kids in Haiti

Amid the rubble, community institutions will be set up in the heart of Port-au-Prince.

FEBRUARY 19, 2010ByE.B. SOLOMONT, JERUSALEM POST CORRESPONDENT
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Aid groups struggling to reach injured Haitians

IDF to set up emergency field hospital; Chabad emissary: "We see people on the road, asking for food."

JANUARY 15, 2010ByE.B. SOLOMONT, JPOST CORRESPONDENT IN SANTO DOM
ZAKA rescue workers fly to Haiti earthquake disaster area

Aid groups struggling to reach Haitians

IDF to set up field hospital; Chabad emissary: "We see people asking for food."

JANUARY 15, 2010ByE.B. SOLOMONT, JPOST CORRESPONDENT IN SANTO DOM
ZAKA rescue workers fly to Haiti earthquake disaster area

Putting his mouth where his money is

Putting his mouth where

OCTOBER 12, 2009ByRUTH EGLASH
The Jerusalem Post