Earlier Impact:
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185,000
residents of the north
including 65,000 evacuees — have received support for trauma care, community activities, and informal education.
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80,000
Arab Israelis and Druze
received mental health support.
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78,000
first responders
received emergency supplies and protective gear in the early days of the war.
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20,000
residents of the Gaza Envelope
are receiving critical services to heal, cope with displacement, and rebuild.
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2,250
businesses
have received interest-free loans to date.
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500
Nova festival survivors
received one-on-one therapy during the crucial first year after the attack.
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135
communities
received fire prevention equipment in response to the wave of fires resulting from Hezbollah bombardment.
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120
hostage families
have received direct support to cover emergency welfare needs while they continue to advocate for the return of their loved ones.
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40
children who are former hostages
are receiving alternative therapy and reintegration needs.
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10
frontline hospitals
in northern Israel received immediate emergency support to deal with the escalating conflict.