This year, Oct 7th falls on Sukkot. The sukkah, fragile by design, reminds us that life is temporary and uncertain. It reflects where we find ourselves now—as a people dwelling in vulnerability.

Psychoeducation—teaching people about trauma and mental health—can transform confusion into clarity and restore dignity for those rebuilding their lives. Prof. Jonathan Huppert of Hebrew University joined our webinar about normalizing trauma responses, debunking myths around PTSD, and the urgent need for accessible tools that reach people where they are.

Bshvil Hamachar transforms trauma into healing for Israeli veterans, offering hope through retreats and emotional resilience.

Israel’s mental health crisis demands resilience and collaboration. Insights from Enosh’s conference reveal lessons for a stronger future.

Next October connects Israeli startups with bereaved families, turning loss into legacy through innovation, resilience, and social impact.

"To Bloom Again" aids Israeli communities in healing post-trauma, reconnecting with Jewish identity, resilience, and purpose.