Please join with us now to make sure Beit Halochem can reach and rehabilitate every wounded man and woman who risked their lives for the State of Israel and for all of us.
We cannot do this without you!
Beit Halochem is actively providing crucial services such as lodging near hospitals, meals, showers, clothing, trauma support, and more.
We continue to serve over 50,000 disabled veterans.
Beit Halochem centers is the only institution authorized to facilitate the rehabilitation in collaboration with the government and Ministry of Defense to ensure the successful rehabilitation of Israel’s wounded soldiers.
Our support for our veterans is lifelong.
At Beit Halochem, we understand that a veteran’s journey affects the whole family, and we’re here for all of them.
For the kids, we offer childcare, craft and sports clubs, movie screenings, and engaging play performances. Parents can take a moment for themselves, knowing their children are having fun and learning.
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Because of people like you and Beit Halochem, we have reason to get up in the morning. When you recover from the injury, when the wounds have healed … and you get to Beit Halochem – to that warm home – how lucky we are… we have the whole Jewish people behind us.
Wounded Veteran
in Operation Protective Edge (2014)When the clouds have dispersed and the bloodstains washed from the streets, so begins your journey. This is the battle after the war… A battle you fight with your injured body and aching soul; a battle to breathe, to get up, to stand, to eat unassisted, to speak, to read and write, to do up laces and buttons, to hold a cup without it falling, to hold a child in your arms, to sleep one night … free from nightmares and pain. This is a war of independence. This is your war.
Reuven Rivlin
President of the State of IsraelYou can do anything… I believe one needs to deal with things and one mustn’t sink… As soon as I arrived at Beit Halochem, I was approached and to ride bikes. I ride with vets wounded 30 years ago and it is amazing… Everyone has one thing in common: the choice they made to keep on living no matter what happened.