Paamonim Presentation
The Chevrei Tzedek Israel Action Committee presented a special introduction to Paamonim, an Israeli social services non-profit that helps families end the cycle of poverty and debt.
See a recording of the presentation and the presentation slides.
Stories and insights from Paamonim's experiences serving the Israeli population were presented by:
See a recording of the presentation and the presentation slides.
Stories and insights from Paamonim's experiences serving the Israeli population were presented by:
Michal Harel
Director of Programs and Partnerships |
Elliot Heller
Development Associate |
Elad Efraty
Regional Manager, Nativ Division |
Paamonim serves Israelis of all backgrounds. Its programs consist of:
During the current crisis, Paamonim has been mentoring displaced families, reservists and other war-affected populations, along with providing direct emergency grants to the most financially vulnerable among them. Six thousand reservists are new clients having had to leave behind their work and businesses in order to serve.
Find more information on the Paamonim website.
- Financial mentorship programs in which 3,000 volunteers throughout the country work with 12,000 families and singles annually
- Building up financial infrastructure in afflicted towns and cities in the North and South
- Special programs for vulnerable populations, such as at-risk youth and survivors of domestic violence.
During the current crisis, Paamonim has been mentoring displaced families, reservists and other war-affected populations, along with providing direct emergency grants to the most financially vulnerable among them. Six thousand reservists are new clients having had to leave behind their work and businesses in order to serve.
Find more information on the Paamonim website.
Who may be interested in the work of Paamonim.
- Those interested in the physical and mental welfare of Israelis during these perilous times
- Social service professionals who want to learn about coping with extraordinary situations, and unique ways of tracking progress
- Members of organizations that are interested in grassroots, holistic efforts toward societal cohesion, and measuring and analyzing results as a "social return on investment."
