The “FIELD” Program for Managerial Excellence.

From the Classroom to the Field: The “FIELD” Program for Managerial Excellence Comes to the Sharon Cluster

In a strategic collaboration between the Joint and the Sharon Cluster, a new managerial training program for small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) has been launched. The focus: improving productivity, business efficiency, upgrading management skills, and creating a unified managerial language within companies.

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Distribution of rescue kits and medical equipment to emergency response squads in Be’er Sheva. Photo: Adi Kenan.

We Are Where Israeli Society Needs Us Now – and for the Long Term

One Month into Operation “Roaring Lion” – A Summary So Far

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Adult National Service Year Participants – Beit Midrash Elul, Rosh HaNikra.

The Power of Experience: Older Adults Leading Resilience

The life experience of the older population is emerging as a strategic resource in routine and emergency situations, driving community initiatives that strengthen resilience and growth out of crisis. The “Shnat Sherut 50 Plus” model demonstrates how integrating older adults into action creates a dual value—an effective response to community needs alongside strengthening the sense of meaning and belonging among participants.

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Municipal first-aid package. Photo: Social Delivery.

The Emergency Response Team Has Begun Operating in Dimona

We have initiated the operation of an emergency response system in Dimona following an Iranian missile strike on the city, in cooperation with the local municipal leadership. The activity includes immediate assistance to residents, strengthening welfare services, and expanding support for vulnerable populations.

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Photo credit: Arik Shraga.

Expanding Support Systems in Local Authorities: “Community Supporter” Provides Assistance to At-Risk Populations During Emergencies

The “Community Supporter” program expands the support system in local authorities and assists in identifying and supporting older adults and people with disabilities during emergencies. Through mapping at-risk populations and deploying community supporters in the field, the program strengthens the ability of authorities to respond to the needs of their most vulnerable residents.

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Distribution of equipment to evacuees from Beit Shemesh. Photo credit: Adi Kenan.

Alongside Residents: Large-Scale Humanitarian Response in Be’er Sheva and Beit Shemesh

Following the recent missile strike incidents, JDC is operating in Be’er Sheva and Beit Shemesh to provide comprehensive humanitarian assistance to families whose property was damaged and to strengthen municipal preparedness.

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Photo credit: Adi Kenan.

Safe Space – Tools for Coping with the Situation

As part of a collaboration with the Walla website, we established “Safe Space” – a dedicated website that brings together information, tools, and practical resources for personal and community coping during times of emergency.

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Photo credit: Adi Kenan.

JDC-Israel’s Activities During the Emergency

During these days, our central mission is to do everything in our power to assist and support every Israeli. We are operating both in the field and in the digital arena to provide you with tools to cope with this complex situation.

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Dror Prokhtenis. Photo: Noam Abramovich.

Barefoot on Broken Glass: Dror’s Journey from the Inferno in Bat Yam to a New Doorway

“I woke up into complete darkness. I didn’t understand where I was. Everything was destroyed and shattered, and I was barefoot. There were no shoes near me—they were left in the living room. I started walking, and every step was on glass, more and more glass. I saw a strong light coming from outside and couldn’t understand how it was getting in, since the electric shutter was supposed to be closed. Then it hit me—the wall had simply disappeared.”

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The volunteers participating in the “Shnat Sherut 50 Plus: The Year of Service for Adults” initiative. Photo: Neria Amar.

A New Volunteering Model for for Older Adults: First Summary Conference for the “Shnat Sherut 50 Plus” Initiative

Beit Midrash Elul, ANOBANO (R.A.) and the JDC held a joint gathering for program graduates and current active volunteers, marking the conclusion of the first year of activity and examining the continued development of the model in additional regions.

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