What does the agreement between Israel and Lebanon mean for Israel’s youth, and how can we help? That's the first question that comes to mind for us at ELEM. The...
Read More
Since the Hezbollah rocket attack that killed twelve children and teens in the Druze town of Majdal Shams, the community has demonstrated a marked resilience and strength. But in a…
This week, Lenore Ruben, President of ELEM US, attended ELEM’s “From Emergency to Recovery,” the largest conference on youth mental health in Israel in the aftermath of October 7th. Created…
This International Holocaust Remembrance Day we join together to remember the victims of the Holocaust. We also want to think of the survivors, some are still alive today. Many…
Since the beginning of the war ELEM has been assisting displaced youth at our breathing spaces. ELEM’s staff meets youth engaged in risk behaviors such as substance abuse and that…
Last week the New York Times published its investigation of sexual violence on October 7th. The descriptions can be difficult for some to read and process. We wanted to share…
Many of us found it hard to celebrate and rejoice since the events of October 7th, yet we have so much to celebrate as 2023 comes to an end. This…
ELEM has been operating pop-up spaces serving evacuated youth from the North and South since the beginning of the war. The pop-up spaces serve as place for them to talk,...
Read More
Originally posted on Zman Israel by the Times of Israel on November 27th, 2023: https://www.zman.co.il/442011/ This story is presented with the intention to raise awareness and provide information about ELEM’s...
Read More
Israeli youth are still being traumatized by the war, but many also see compassion in action. They watch painful videos on social media, hear first-person stories about attacks, and have…
Recent Comments