“I am not ok” Campaign
We are facing a situation that is unique in the history of Israel: an entire population in deep trauma, and Israel will be dealing with the effects for years to come.
On October 7, Israel experienced its most devastating catastrophe since the Holocaust.
We are facing a situation that is unique in the history of Israel: an entire population in deep trauma, and Israel will be dealing with the effects of this for years to come.
WIZO launches worldwide campaign to address mental health crisis
As Israel’s largest provider of social services, WIZO reaches the most vulnerable population in need of immediate mental health services – individual therapy and group workshops in WIZO branches across Israel, WIZO Youth Villages and schools, on hotlines for women and mothers, and WIZO shelters for victims of domestic abuse.
We believe that healing the emotional and psychological wounds of the vast population we serve throughout the country is vital for their future well-being and the stability of the State of Israel. Your support is crucial in providing these tools to rebuild Israel’s resilience.
“So many of my friends were massacred at the music festival. I’ve been to 6 funerals and each one has broken another piece of my heart forever. I just got news that another friend’s body was identified, weeks later, mutilated beyond recognition. I am devastated.”
#IAmNotOk
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