Meet Alla: A Story of Strength and Survival Alla is fighting to keep her little family afloat. Abandoned by her husband—who left for Ukraine in 2022 and saddled her with massive debt—she’s trapped in legal battles, unable to claim single mother status or get vital assistance. Her one-year-old son, born prematurely, needs constant medical
Because of your generous support, we were able to provide Daria with a brand-new computer
Equipping individuals with practical skills
Support for a pensioner with disabilities
She did it, for children safety
MTI provided Liudmila with clothes and support
Showing support during times of solitude.
Help in the fight for life
The story of Marina and Stanislav
Support for a mother of three children
Support for single mother
MTI gave the family a new sofa and toys
MTI provided help the family with four children.
MTI provided Irina with a comfortable blanket and pillow.
Kirill collected documents for their immigration for many years
MTI helped Natalia and her daughter with winter clothes.
Throughout this difficult period for her, MTI provided help and suppot.
Monthly support for Olga in a difficult situation
We provided a check to help with Elina's housing and services.
MTI were able to support Alina by providing warm clothing
MTI stepped in to support Alla by providing a warm, new blanket for the cold season as well as food vouchers.
Elena and Alexander, along with their two children Konstantin and Yanina, made the courageous decision to immigrate to Israel on February 24
On International Holocaust Remembrance Day, volunteers gathered with Holocaust survivors in Rishon Lezion, celebrating their jubilee and distributing gifts. They prayed for peace and wished safety for Israel's IDF soldiers.
Because they could not receive citizenship yet, this couple was forced to start off their new life in Israel without any help from the government.
After her husband's tragic passing, Lera struggled to take care of her three children all by herself in the current situation in Israel. MTI helped Lera and provided the family with much-needed support.
Because of the war, a lot of Israeli families got stuck in Europe without being able to come back. MTI helped them secure their safety and assisted them as much as possible until their return to Israel.
Our humanitarian center in Petach Tikva helped 170 families that were affected by the war in Israel.
Evgenia Gedzinskaya, a former ghetto prisoner from Bershad, Ukraine, shared her story of surviving the Holocaust with our volunteers that visited her.
Daria, a single mother of three, that firstly evacuated from Ukraine and then evacuated from Ashkelon because of the wars that are going on. Due to facing financial difficulties, she was granted rent relief by MTI.
MTI provided financial assistance to families of Spanish-speaking Jewish immigrants returning to Israel for Rosh Hashanah. The Auroa family, a crisis-stricken Venezuelan family, needed help with food, housing, and special needs.
MTI volunteers assist Holocaust survivors such as David Nudelis, who escaped the "Death Loop" camp.
The Beer Sheva Humanitarian Center organized a swimming pool trip for families of new immigrants and refugees, fostering friendships and promoting their integration into society.
In order to help struggling families, MTI provided them with full groceries and some sweets to lift up their spirits.
Elena’s son, who joined the Ukrainian army at the beginning of the war, got shot in his leg while being on duty.
The city the Lubov family was in wasn’t safe anymore because the front was slowly approaching them and was less than two hundred kilometers away.
Passover is a time of celebrating with family and friends, but most of these new immigrant families do not have any relatives in Israel.
Through the years, it has been our desire and honor to find ways to make the lives of those who literally lived in concentration camps more comfortable and happy.
Israeli winters can be very cold. Most homes are made of stone, mortar and steel and are difficult to heat. Apartments have little or no heat, which means it can get bitterly cold at home. A large number of Jewish immigrants coming to Israel simply cannot afford heaters or warm blankets as they begin
Recently Ministry to Israel opened it’s third support center in Israel, located in the city of Afula in the Jezreel Valley. The Afula Support Center (ASC) is different from other places in the city, because we give clothes and aid totallyfree. It is a difference that matters to those who are in great need
Alexey, who arrived in Israel four years ago, lives in Netanya with his mother in a rented apartment. Alexey has cerebral palsy, and although he has difficulty walking and moving his body, he has not let that stop him from living an active life. With his physical limitations, the only way Alexey can get
Yuriy, Ksenia, and their daughter, Eva, came to Israel from Ukraine in 2015. Eva had an acute form of leukemia.
Everyday across Israel, Jewish families are being assisted by our teams. The needs are as varied as the people and the situations equally as unique.
Queens, kings, villians and dramatic plot twists, a tale almost as old as time. The book of Esther, however, is not just a tale but an historical account of events that keeps the first time reader on the edge of their seat. The twisted plot of evil Haman to annihilate the Jewish people becomes unraveled as
Like every year, in 2017 MTI helped needy families to send their kids to school. This year we helped about 200 kids by buying them necessary equipment, bags, books and shoes for school. Short video with their happy faces.
Olga was only 26 weeks pregnant when complications sent her into premature labor. Unable to stop the process, a very tiny girl was born. The doctors gave Maxim and Olga the news that their newborn had hydrocephalus and cerebral palsy. The diagnosis was accompanied by a prognosis that said there was no hope of her
Our Haifa Support Center is up and running and assisting new immigrants every day.
I came with my son to Israel. We are alone in the country, but we received the allowance from the government. I am studying in the Hebrew classes. The Ministry of Absorption assured us that after six months they will pay us another allowance so I can finish my Hebrew studies. I am working in the
Young families that got help in the hour of need