On October 7th, 2023, the unimaginable struck Israel. Over 1,200 innocent lives were brutally taken, and 235 people were kidnapped by terrorists. Many remain unaccounted for. In the face of such tragedy, Yad Sarah, Israel’s leading social welfare organization, has tirelessly cared for the elderly, disabled, and displaced citizens in Israel throughout the ongoing
Airlift of Medical Equipment for Injured IDF Yad Sarah, Israel’s largest medical equipment lending NGO, faces a critical shortage of Mobile Oxygen Generators and Continuous Passive Motion (CPM) machines. Urgent action is needed due to the increased demand resulting from the Israel-Hamas war, compounded by shipping delays and escalating costs in the Red Sea. Yad
We have also put together another video about the work that Yad Sarah has been doing since Oct. 7th. You can find that here on YouTube (special thanks to the Hebrew PR team that helped put this together):
Our 7,000 volunteers work around the clock to provide assistance to more than 800,000 Israelis each year. Thanks to your partnership and loyalty, in the past year we have expanded our activities and provided a variety of essential services to hundreds of thousands of recipients across the country. We greatly appreciate your partnership, and know
A conversation with Yad Sarah volunteers in Israel: Leah Palmer (Yeruham branch manager), Elliot Nemetski (Equipment repair volunteer), and Zvi Swerdlove (Netanya Lending Center volunteer). Moderated by Peri Rosenfeld, PHD, FAAN, Director of the Center for Innovations in the Advancement of Care at NYU Langone Health.
A conversation with Jonathan Ferziger (award-winning journalist), Michael Benson (Yad Sarah Beer Sheba branch manager), and Rebecca Palmer (Yad Sarah Beit Shemesh branch manager). Moderated by Peri Rosenfeld, PhD (Friends of Yad Sarah board member).
Yad Sarah is raising funds to complete a state-of-the art upgrade to our Play Center – a safe space for carefree play for hundreds of Israel’s children with special needs. We have already secured more than half of the funds necessary to realize our vision for the Play Center. We just need to raise $15,000
From the comfort of her bed, 90-year-old Hanna Makani is able to look out her large living room window of her home in Petach Tikvah – enjoying the view and the family and guests who love to come to visit her. Even though she transitioned to around-the-clock care in recent months, thanks to Yad Sarah