Association for Released Lonely Soldiers - Build and maintain network of mentors who personally accompany Released Lonely Soldiers and help them to be better involved in the Israeli society.
Today, there are approximately 5700 Lone Soldiers who serve in the IDF. These troops, despite the certain difficulties, decided to serve in the army and give their best to the state of Israel. In Israel there are several organizations that help with the transition from soldier to civilian upon a soldier’s release from service. This aid is usually during the first two years after their release from the army, but after these, and despite the many contributions, the soldier becomes a "Lone Citizen" in our country. Mentors for Life recognizes the need for an improved and supervised integration process for recently released Lone Soldiers in Israeli society. The organization was formed to address the needs of this complex process through the assistance of an experienced person who will be a consultant, guide, and mentor to the Lone Soldier
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