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We provide a vast array of social services, including elder care, home health, and medical equipment loans, support for victims of domestic violence, transportation for people with disabilities, emergency alerts, day rehabilitation, and so much more. Yet, Yad Sarah is not only a collection of services. We serve as a hub of healing, dignity, and opportunity, especially for society’s most vulnerable and underserved.

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Whether they escaped the horrors of the Holocaust, were refugees from Arab nations, or ventured from America to find a new homeland, Israel's pioneers sacrificed to bring the dream of a Jewish State to life. And now, as Israel's builders grow old and frail, it is our turn to repay the debt. Our programs and services address their medical, safety, and emotional needs. Your support enables us to attend to this generation of soldiers, farmers, rabbis, nurses, teachers, and many others who helped build our nation.

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YAD SARAH

27 May 2023

Inside Yad Sarah - Spring 2023 Newsletter Is Here

In this edition of "INSIDE Yad Sarah," we highlight Yad Sarah's Beersheva branch – located in the Negev region of southern Israel – and the individuals that sustain its vital services. Learn about fou...

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24 March 2023

Filling a Gap in the Healing Journey

What do you do if you're ready to leave the hospital, but not yet strong enough to do rehab? You need a middle step: recuperation. And that's exactly what Yad Sarah's new Health and Wellness Center ai...

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24 January 2023

Yad Sarah Supports Families During Times of Need

"Last year, on the day before Rosh Hashanah, our 42-year-old healthy son, Shalom Miller, suffered from a heart attack while giving a shiur," explained Michael Miller alongside his wife, Grace. Shalom ...

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