You will find vital and handy information for emergency situations at the following link. It’s a good idea to download it and keep it handy. http://www.aaci.org.il/upimages/AACI-Emergency-Handbook.pdf

Call “Irgun Yedidim”: 053-3131310 They’ll send someone to solve the problem.

Book “Gemach” in private flat across from Park Ashdod Yam. Address: Sha’ar HaArioth St. 8, apt. 20. Open on Tuesdays from 7:30-9:30 p.m. Books for all ages from kids to

If you are new in the country you may be eligible for assistance or special aid. The Israeli Ministry of Immigrant Absorption may have an assistance program to fit your

A nifty website contributed by Rosaline Spencer: http://www.gov.il/en It’s the new government services and information website where you’ll find a wealth of information about ministries and authorities, news and publications

We’ve always known that honey is a natural sweetener. That’s why we dip an apple into it at this time of the year – to symbolize we should have a

Face the bureaucracy, confusion and struggles of the healthcare system with a helping hand. AACI’s Shira Pransky Project answers inquiries and provides guidance to those confused by the Israeli healthcare

http://www.anglo-list.com can help you with travel, learning Hebrew, aliyah issues, information resources and social events around the country in an organized and easy-to-access format. Look into it!

There’s an office which specializes in answering frequently asked questions of senior citizens. At *8840 you’ll find answers to questions concerning pension, physical aid, rehabilitation and other problems that typically

And here’s a nifty advantage of being a citizen of the twilight years. On Tuesdays you can see a movie at the Sea Mall Globus Max for TEN SHEKELS. All