Unique conferences and events
Annual brothers and sisters conference, seminars and empowerment workshops with leading professionals in their field
Benefits from the Nicolas Bauman Foundation
In accordance with the provisions of the will and in accordance with the decision of the fund’s trustees, the fund will distribute a total of up to NIS 2,900,000 in 2022, for the provision of scholarships and benefits to bereaved siblings and orphans. Details by clicking here.
Assistance in financing psychometric study
Brothers and sisters of the Yad LaBanim organization are eligible for assistance in financing a psychometric study from the Sofer Foundation
Youth delegation
Children who lost older brothers in combat prepare to travel to the US for a summer of fun and friendship that strengthens their Jewish identity and recharges their batteries for the upcoming year Yad Labanim hosted the final session for children from Moreshet summer camp. These boys and girls who lost older brothers in Israel’s […]
Funding academic education and mentoring program for the bereaved siblings
We provide practical and emotional support for bereaved brothers and sisters, to help them grieve, mourn, and move on after losing a sibling, alongside offering scholarships and tutoring to help them realize their potential
Building a warm and supportive community
Bringing bereaved families together to celebrate B’nei Mitzvah events, as well as running summer camps and bonding trips for children and youth who have lost a sibling, so they can connect with others who share their experiences.
Funding social initiative and keeping the memory alive
The Yad Labanim trust delivers guidance and initial seed funding to help the families of fallen soldiers set up social projects in commemoration of their loved ones, to perpetuate their legacy and keep their memory alive.
Building the sons legacy center
Yad Labanim is building an interactive museum and education center dedicated to our fallen soldiers, to motivate and inspire the children of today to become the leaders of tomorrow.
Batsheva Kenigsberg
Batsheva Kenigsberg’s brothers, Shlomo and Shimon Kenigsberg, were killed during the Six-Day War, while her son, Colonel Dror-Yitzchak Weinberg, staff commander in the elite special reconnaissance unit Sayeret Matkal, was killed in 2002.
Eyal Ben Melech
Eyal’s brother, Gili Ben Melech, was killed in 2002 while serving in the army. Eyal had also lost his oldest brother at the age of 9.