WIZO News

This past Friday, a rocket fired from Gaza hit the WIZO "Open House" center in the town of Sderot. Two days later, in a show of true fortitude, the center was open again and held a celebration for kindergarten children, as scheduled. 

Take a look at the recent mission to Israel hosted by a devoted group of WIZO volunteers from Florida.

Thanks to one of WIZO's most precious ongoing projects, orphans and children from underprivileged or single-parent families have the chance to celebrate their bar & bat mitzvahs.

The moving ceremony marked the end of a very unqiue course of study for a group of WIZO high school students.

The delicious recommendations and touching stories of three WIZO Beit HaKerem students who recently graduated high school and won first place in a national cooking competition.

Friends of WIZO report great success in the 12^th Sponsor A Child Annual Luncheon with donations surpassing those of previous years.

Meira Drori, a WIZO volunteer of 30 years and the Chairperson of WIZO Tel Aviv, receives the prestigious "Beloved of Tel Aviv" Prize.

Fainy Sukenik, an Ultra-Orthodox social activist who started out in WIZO's "greenhouse" and leadership programs, will light a torch at Israel's  official Independence Day Ceremony on Mount Herzl. 

Two graduates of WIZO Nahalal Youth Village's high school receive a coveted national award in recognition of their military service.

The initiative, launching this week, aims to offer advice and resolve family, divorce and work-related disputes at a very low cost.