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Find similar grantsFund for Victims of Terror is sponsored by The Jewish Agency for Israel. Provides emergency financial assistance and ongoing support to victims of terror in Israel, including psychological counseling and job retraining.
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Fund For Victims Of Terror | The Jewish Agency - U.S. Fund For Victims Of Terror Fund for Victims of Terror Bringing Comfort to Lives in Upheaval The Jewish Agency for Israel’s Fund for Victims of Terror is emergency aid for those in dire need. To help survivors in the wake of tragedy, we can provide financial assistance in as quickly as 48 hours.
We also provide ongoing care to get individuals and families on the road to recovery. Since October 7, 2023, and through the end of 2024, the Fund for Victims of Terror distributed 8,425 emergency grants to victims and families and 3,369 rehabilitation grants. When tragedy strikes and the future looks uncertain, the emotional toll is unimaginable.
The Fund for Victims of Terror seeks to lighten that load in the wake of a crisis by offering financial aid to individuals and families in dire circumstances. Within 48 hours of an event, a representative visits victims and provides emergency aid of more than $1,000 and lets them know they are not alone. Additionally, through grants and ongoing services totaling up to $6,300, this essential fund covers the months to come.
We help survivors receive the care they need—psychological counseling, job retraining, and more—to recover from trauma and rebuild their lives.
Fund for Victims of Terror Providing Crucial Support Amid War With so many Israelis killed and injured during the October 7 attacks and ensuing war, and countless homes and buildings damaged throughout Israeli communities near Gaza, The Jewish Agency’s Fund for Victims of Terror has kicked into high gear, operating on a wider scale than ever before. And we are continuing to deliver more critical support as the war remains ongoing.
“You don’t understand the magnitude of what you’ve done for us. The space you provided allowed us to let go and begin healing. Know that sometimes, moments like these truly save the soul.
I have no words beyond immense gratitude: Thank you, thank you, thank you. ” –Sister of a hostage survivor who received support from the Fund for Victims of Terror and took part in a November 2024 retreat organized by the Fund. Receiving Vital Support Post-October 7 On October 7, 2023, Tamara and her family were at home in Kibbutz Mefalsim in Central Israel when Hamas attacked.
Since then, they were evacuated to Herzliya and received support from The Jewish Agency's Fund for Victims of Terror. Surviving Against All Odds Oshri was shot by terrorists on October 7, with the bullet piercing his eye and throat, but miraculously survived. With a long road to recovery ahead of him, he’s receiving support from the Fund for Victims of Terror.
Severely Injured Festival Survivor Faces Long Recovery Guy’s leg was badly injured when Hamas terrorists threw a grenade into the shelter he was hiding in at the Nova Music Festival. Now he and his family are receiving support from The Jewish Agency’s Fund for Victims of Terror.
Kfar Aza Terror Survivor Saved by Boyfriend and Father Neta and her boyfriend, Santi, were at home in Kfar Aza when Hamas terrorists broke in and shot them. They managed to escape and survive, receiving support from The Jewish Agency's Fund for Victims of Terror during their recovery. Let us deliver connections, stories and updates straight to you.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Individuals and families affected by terrorism in Israel. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
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