Support for survivors of the southern music festivals, tailored to their personal stage of recovery and distance from the event.

A three-day model designed to support the transition from combat to daily life, enabling a return to choice, meaning, and growth.

Group processes held abroad, based on the belief that stepping outside familiar surroundings enables a deeper journey, broader perspective, encounters with different cultures, and connection to the forces of giving, volunteering, social action, and meaning.

A two-and-a-half-month program in partnership with NATAL and the National Young Adults Center. Accompanies a process of reconnection to life — identifying strengths, skills, and aspirations, and taking practical steps toward building a full and meaningful life.

A process-oriented program through direct connection with nature — its challenges, wonders, and powers of renewal — as a path back to inner strength. The journeys take place in natural landscapes across Israel, some as full outdoor immersions.

Group work with young people from communities affected by the war. Sessions address themes of losing home and community, creating space for reconnection, asking questions about the future, and finding strength in togetherness.

A group model for young people from diverse backgrounds impacted by October 7 and the war - festival survivors, residents of the South, families of hostages, fighters, medical teams, and more. The retreat allows participants to expand their personal story and connect with the collective one.