Children’s Services
NA’AMAT is the largest provider of child care in Israel and is world renowned for its progressive early childhood education.
We partner with NA’AMAT Israel to provide vital educational and social services
LEARN ABOUT OUR PROGRAMS
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Women’s Services
NA’AMAT offers a broad range of social
services and programs to enhance
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Education
NA’AMAT has an extensive network of
educational programs including high
schools and youth villages. We
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Advocacy
NA’AMAT mobilizes and leads women to bring about social changes and increase public awareness.
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International Sisterhood
An international movement with over 300,000 members in 10 countries. We are a network of caring and inspirational women dedicated to social justice and equality.
NA’AMAT USA 2017
Working for Women, Children and Families in Israel
Bar Paly, Israeli-American actress, (NCIS: Los Angeles and Jean-Claude Van Johnson) expresses her support for NA’AMAT USA, part of a worldwide women’s movement working to enhance the quality of life for women, children and families in Israel. NA’AMAT provides vital educational and social service programs for the people in Israel and advocates for gender equality, child welfare and women’s rights.
SECOND NA’AMAT USA RESEARCH FELLOWSHIP RECIPIENT ANNOUNCED!
Columbia University PhD candidate to receive honoraium.
NA’AMAT USA is pleased to announce that Ms. Cara Rock-Singer of Philadelphia, PA is the recipient of the Second NA’AMAT USA Research Fellowship in Honor of Elizabeth J. Raider. In addition, Dr. Tanya Zion-Waldoks of Beer-Sheva, Israel has been awarded an Honorable Mention. The 2017-18 theme of the fellowship program is “Jewish Women’s Contributions to Israeli Society.” The fellowship carries an honorarium of $2500.
SPOTLIGHT INTERVIEW
Yael Levin
Supporting the victims of domestic violence at NA’AMAT’s Glickman Center
Yael Levin directs the shelter for victims of domestic violence at the NA’AMAT Glickman Center in Tel Aviv. A trained social worker, Levin has been working with battered women, their children and their spouses for more than two decades.
She recently spoke to NA’AMAT USA about her work at the Glickman Center, the problem of domestic violence and her reasons for hope.
FEATURED STORY
Making Educational Dreams Come True
NA’AMAT USA Funded Scholarships Presented to Israeli Women
More than 200 young Israeli women have a clearer path toward attaining their educational goals thanks to the generosity of members of NA’AMAT USA. Eleven women pursuing PhDs in science and women’s studies are recipients of 2017 NA’AMAT Research Grants. An additional 200 women studying for undergraduate and graduate degrees received NA’AMAT Educational Scholarships. The grants and scholarships, totaling 500,000 Israeli Shekels ($142,000), were awarded in a gala ceremony held in Tel Aviv.
