An article by Lamerhav’s Chairperson and Founder, Shula Mozes, was featured in EJewish Philanthropy on providing support to at-risk young adults in Israel. Shula explored the need to support this population and the tremendous impact it produces on the life of the individual and on greater society. The Mozes Wolfowitz Foundation was one

What are today’s challenges in the field of at-risk young adults in Israel? How does the collaboration between philanthropy, organizations & government create collective, social responsibility and create change? Shula Mozes, Chairperson and Founder of Lamerhav talks to the LA Jewish Journal about social engagement, making an impact and how

The Working Together Initiative (WTI) summarizes its activities in a very significant, successful first year, in which it has attained remarkable achievements. WTI aims to integrate young adults in the periphery into meaningful employment while forming the best practices for achieving this goal. WTI is a joint venture led by

Last week, we held the first in a series of meetings on the topic of sensible economic behavior, designed for the young adults and graduates of Lamerhav. The financial guidance model that we have developed in the organization is an innovative model that provides tools for economic behavior that advances

Lamerhav’s third annual career day was held at Lamerhav Hod Ha’Sharon house, hosting professionals from various fields, speaking about the way they have undergone, their professions, achievements and mistakes, and conveying messages that are important to receive from people with experience. We hosted Ella Mendelson, human resources manager at Wix,

Lamerhav graduates held a fun get-together at the organization’s house in Hod Ha’Sharon on Friday. Our graduates are an excellent group of young people, with a strong connection to the organization and to the friends they have acquired over the years. In the meeting, they had the chance to meet

Last week, ‘Lamerhav’ house in Hod Hasharon hosted an academy day. This special day was organized by Moriah Sadeh, a young adult at Lamerhav. Moriah is studying Law at the Hebrew University and wanted to convey to young adults the important message that although the way to academia is sometimes

Amir Kochavi, Hod Hasharon’s newly elected mayor, came for a visit at the Lamerhav House in Hod Hasharon to meet the management team and discuss future collaborations. We congratulate him on his electoral victory and wish him success in his new role!

Last week, we held a career training day at the ‘Lamerhav’ House in Beer Sheva, as part of the staff’s annual learning program. We learned about current trends in the young adults’ employment market, and how to work with young adults on finding their strengths and abilities. We also held