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AMIT children and their families need our help!
The residents of Sderot, a struggling development town just miles from the Gaza Strip, are family to AMIT. AMIT is the sole provider of modern religious education in the Sderot and both of the city's high schools, the religious and the secular, are AMIT schools. Altogether, we have almost 2,000 students in our care.
Since February of 2009, a nervous quiet has covered Sderot. There have been virtually no Qassam rockets launched from Gaza and the town is slowly rebuilding and returning to normal. Many children are still traumatized and suffer from depression, post-traumatic disorders, stress and an overriding fear of the "next" Red Alert.
Every one of our schools in Sderot has a shelter. Every AMIT playground has a concrete barrier beneath which the children run when they hear the sirens, warning of incoming rockets. AMIT is ready. But, we need your help to help the children of Sderot.
Please click here to help our students now!
Operation Fun for Israel (OFFI) donors please click here
YOUR GENEROUS CONTRIBUTION WILL FUND:
• Psychological counseling for students to help them deal with the trauma and tension of the present situation.
• Extra study hours and private lessons for children who find it hard to concentrate due to anxiety and/or who have missed school due to the Qassam attacks.
• Social activities for students, such as trips to other Israeli cities and AMIT facilities where they can relax, away from the daily stress and danger of their lives in Sderot.
Our Campaign for Sderot has helped hundreds of children to advance in their studies, to continue their education, and to succeed in school despite tremendous obstacles. Please click here to make your generous donation in support of the children of Sderot. Operation Fun for Israel (OFFI) donors please click here.
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