It's been a year! – October 7th Memorial Events
"It's Been a Year" - a project of the Society for Community Centers that was established with the aim of supporting community preparations to mark the anniversary of the massacre and the outbreak of the war. The project includes a digital platform that allows groups and communities to build memorial ceremonies tailored to local communities, and to mark the memory in a personal and meaningful way. The society's community centers across the country held memorial events based on the project's content, while being personalized for each community, to honor and remember the fallen and murdered.
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Seder Tu B'Shvat in the Sign of the Rebirth of Israel
The State of Israel experienced one of the largest, most murderous and vicious attacks on Simchat Torah Day, 5744.
No Torah study tonight
Panels and discussion circles in which hundreds of Israelis participate. In each community, prominent figures representing a variety of opinions and perspectives in Israeli society come together, with the aim of conducting a deep and substantive discourse.
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The virtual home for men and women with disabilities
Sometimes all you need is one place where you can just be 🌱 When routine goes awry and the days at home get longer, This is challenging for all of us, especially for those dealing with disabilities. This is exactly why we established "The Greenhouse": the company's virtual home for community centers for men and women with disabilities, autism, and mental health issues. A safe space for online meetings, stress relief, and social connection. What awaits you in the greenhouse? 🎨 Leisure...
Refuge case for the soul
The Home Front Command has already explained to the public what they should pack in an emergency situation—but what about the mind? …
Holon Community and Leisure Network reaches out to the community even in times of war
Since the beginning of Operation "The Roar of the Hari", the community center teams of the Community and Leisure Network, in Holon, have held a variety of activities for the welfare of the city's residents.