At Neve Michael, we provide a safe haven for Israeli children at risk whose biological parents can no longer care for them. We provide sustenance, education, and a warm family environment to children who were brought to our doorstep at a tender age and under traumatic circumstances.

Neve Michael is divided into several components:

• We run a 24-hour Emergency Crisis Center that receives children-at-risk in emergency circumstances.
• Family units provide our children with the love, warmth, support and stability that is lacking in their young lives.
• There is an onsite Elementary School.
• Day Care facilities that also serve disadvantaged children in the area.
• Therapy Enrichment Center tailored to meet the individual needs of our children.
• Therapy Counseling Unit in memory of Shmuel Bronshtein z"l helps keep families intact, even under the most trying circumstances.
• "Bayit Cham"-"Warm House"-Teenage Girl's Support Program for girls in Pardes Hana-Karkur.
• New Project!! Teenage Girl's Crisis Center
  

Please contact Hava Levene to learn more about our programs and projects.

Our main source of income for tutoring and therapy is from donations and grants.

What the government gives for therapy is $22 a month per child when it costs us $100-$200 a month per child. The same is for tutoring. We receive $15 a month per child when in reality it costs us between $115-$215 per month per child. 

We need you to make the difference.

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Future Projects

Teenage Girl's Crisis Center

The Neve Michael Children’s Home in Pardes Hana, Israel has undertaken the establishment of the Teenage Girls Crisis Center, a first-of-its-kind undertaking in Israel for the benefit of young girls at risk. The Center will serve unfortunate girls nationwide from all religious backgrounds from the ages of 13 to 18 who have experienced childhood traumas stemming from various adverse social conditions.
We are recognized by the state, and the Welfare Services constantly refer children at risk to our care. Our professional reputation is nationwide and that is the main reason the Welfare Department will fund the cost of $500,000 for operating the Teenage Girl's Crisis Center after the first two years of operation. 

Please click here to learn more