Beiteinu (“our home” in Hebrew) is a non-profit organization that operates halfway homes for disadvantaged kids aged 8-19. Currently, we care for 86 young residents in the city of Beer-Sheva, in the south of Israel. Almost all our kids suffer from p
In the last decade, the organization specialized in children who did not succeed in foster families and other boarding schools. As part of our learning process, we implement a treatment protocol that does not exist almost anywhere in Israel. The idea is based on three dimensions: 1 All the houses are in the community. As part of our concept, the residents should be integrated into the community from the day they arrive. The treatment of exclusion is a hug. 2 All instructors and staff are paid adult caregivers. We do not employ a year of service as part of a concept that says that a trainee needs a team for as long as possible in order not to experience abandonment. 3 The organization operates as a non-profit. residents in such complex boarding schools require enormous financial and mental means. We do not prevent treatment because of money. We treat each residents as an expense without limits. Just as he should be in his family if he had one.
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