Financial guidance and counseling for low-income families who do not know how to manage their finances properly; assistance in finding courses and employment for people who want to advance and don't know how; guidance and consultation with banks and financial institutions for families in crisis who lack professional support; assistance from professionals such as lawyers, consultants and relevant bodies who can provide solutions; financial assistance during holidays including clothing and food supplies; access to and provision of emotional and psychological treatments; couples therapy for low-capacity families unable to afford treatment costs, including therapy for children who lack professional support at home or school; subsidized workshops for low-capacity families wanting to learn and advance in life without financial means, including empowering content from professionals; educational assistance for children experiencing difficulty in both core studies and Torah studies through providing teachers, educators, advisors and professionals; financial assistance for the needy on Shabbat and holidays; business consulting and mentoring for small businesses; organization of subsidized vacation days; emotional and psychological support
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Welfare services