Note: As many as 4 individuals can join together to complete a circle. All donor names will be inscribed on a plaque and displayed on a designated wall in Israel.
In celebration of NA’AMAT USA’s recent 90th anniversary, we have sponsored a new women’s empowerment and health center in Sderot. This facility serves the women of Sderot, as well as women from the Kibbutzim in the area.
Sderot, with a population of about 25,000, was established in 1951 as a development town for new immigrants. Less than one mile from the Gaza strip, Sderot has been the target of rocket attacks by terrorist groups since 2001 with a high percentage of the population suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder. Despite living with fear and uncertainty, the people of Sderot have shown great courage and strength. There is ongoing rebuilding, construction of new homes, opening of new business, improvements in the educational system and an increase in cultural activities. As the women in Sderot are preoccupied with the health and welfare of their families, many don’t have the time to travel out of their area to seek preventative care for themselves. What Sderot clearly needs is a women’s health center to fill a critical void in the community’s social services network.
Similar to NA’AMAT’S outstanding women’s center in Karmiel, the Sderot facility provides workshops, prevention counseling, empowerment programs and other services currently lacking in the community.
Sderot (“boulevard” in Hebrew) was given its name to symbolize the biblical prophecy of “making the desert bloom.” Our health center is a new flower in the blossoming of the Negev. We seek your continued generous support for this vital project.
Building Fund
Your contribution will provide essential funding for construction of new day care/multi-purpose centers, women’s health centers, high schools, and the renovation of our existing schools and playgrounds. Your name will be inscribed on a plaque at the NA’AMAT installation.
$10,000.00
NA’AMAT USA appreciates all donations and acknowledges recommendations made by donors. In compliance with legal requirements for our 501(c)(3) status, NA’AMAT USA retains sole discretion over the use of donated funds.