This service is for people who survived the Holocaust, who have been through difficulties, concentration camps and the ghetto. These are people who have lived up to a very old age, most of them single, left alone, sick, many of them have no ability to move and self-service, and finally they all need attention, help and support. We have service in the following areas. Weekly visits by people and their families (between 15 and 25 families) in Haifa and the surrounding area (Tirat Carmel, Nesher).

There are thousands of new refugees coming to Israel every day! Many of these come from Ukraine and Russia. Many of these refuges are running from war, and come to Israel with nothing but a suitcase. We accept these people into our home, as one of our own family, helping them to get back on they feet. This may be in the form of; legal help, furniture, washers, driers, and other essential household goods. It is the love of Yeshua that brings us together as a community of love.

In 2017 we opened a cafe in Tel Aviv. Where we feed homeless, drug addicts, alcoholics, give away clothes. Each day 50 people come to the café. Each month we spend 20,000 NIS to feed the homeless. A Café for drug addicts is a safe, welcoming space where individuals in recovery—or still struggling—can find support, community, and hope. It offers a non-judgmental environment for conversation, counseling, and connection. Beyond serving coffee, it helps rebuild trust, self-worth, and a sense of belonging. It’s a place where healing begins with warmth, understanding, and care.