This page provides resources for those affected by the October 7th attacks and the subsequent conflict. As of October 2025, all 168 living hostages have returned home, but the work of healing and rebuilding continues. Whether you're seeking assistance or looking to help, we've gathered verified organizations and services.
Emergency Contacts
If you or someone you know is in immediate danger or requires urgent assistance, please contact the appropriate emergency services:
Police: 100
Ambulance: 101
Fire Department: 102
Home Front Command: 104
Mental Health Hotline: 1201
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Israel Trauma Coalition
The Israel Trauma Coalition provides immediate and long-term trauma care and resilience-building programs. Since October 7th, they have deployed emergency response teams to affected communities, evacuation centers, and hospitals. Their services include crisis intervention, trauma therapy, and community resilience programs.
Israel's national emergency medical, disaster, ambulance and blood bank service. MDA has been on the frontlines since October 7th, providing immediate medical care and blood supplies.
A volunteer-based emergency medical services organization, United Hatzalah provides rapid response to emergencies. Their volunteers were among the first responders on October 7th.
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Israeli humanitarian aid organization providing emergency relief and long-term support. IsraAID has mobilized emergency response teams to support displaced communities and evacuation centers.
The Jewish Agency has established an emergency fund to support victims of terror attacks. They provide immediate financial assistance, temporary housing, and long-term recovery support.
ZAKA is a volunteer-based emergency response team focusing on search, rescue, and recovery. Their volunteers were among the first to respond to the scenes of the October 7th attacks.
OneFamily provides personal and financial support to victims of terror attacks and their families. They offer emotional support, financial assistance, and rehabilitation services.
NATAL specializes in trauma and PTSD support for terror victims. They provide a helpline, therapy services, and community outreach programs for those affected by traumatic events.
ERAN provides emotional first aid through their hotline services. They offer immediate support for those experiencing emotional distress, anxiety, or crisis.
Metiv offers professional treatment for trauma survivors. Their specialists provide evidence-based trauma therapy and have developed specific protocols for terror-related trauma.
Amcha provides psychological and social support services. They have expanded their services to support those affected by the October 7th attacks, including survivors and their families.
Mahut specializes in supporting children dealing with trauma. They provide therapy, resources for parents, and operate a specialized center for children affected by terrorism and violence.
Beit Cohen provides a safe haven for children experiencing crisis. They offer emergency housing, therapeutic support, and family counseling for children who have witnessed or experienced traumatic events.
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The Hostages and Missing Families Forum represented families throughout the hostage crisis and now continues to support returned hostages and their families. They provide ongoing support services, advocacy, and rehabilitation resources as hostages reintegrate into society.
SELAH provides comprehensive support to families in crisis, including those with hostage situations. They offer emotional support, financial assistance, and practical help navigating complex situations.
Pro bono legal services for families of hostages, providing guidance on legal matters, international humanitarian law, and advocacy before governmental and international bodies.
A comprehensive guide for teachers on how to discuss the October 7th events with students of different age groups. Includes discussion frameworks, activity suggestions, and support resources.
An age-appropriate book to help young children understand and process difficult events. Focuses on building resilience and finding safety in uncertainty.
A comprehensive reference guide providing historical context for understanding the October 7th attacks, created by historians and subject matter experts.
There are many ways to contribute to ongoing recovery and support efforts. Whether through financial donations, volunteering your time, or raising awareness, every action makes a difference.
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Financial contributions help provide immediate and long-term support to affected communities, survivors, and families of victims.
All verified organizations on this page accept donations, which go directly to supporting their ongoing work.
If you need help finding specific resources or have information about additional support services that should be included on this page, please contact us.