Our Institutions

Hamifal Hurfish – the youth village The newest youth village of Hamifal was established in August 1998. It is unique in Israel and in the

Hamifal Karmiel – the youth village The Hamifal Karmiel Youth Village was established in 1978 and is located south of Karmiel. It is located in

Hamifal Afula – The Children and Youth Village (MMD) named after “Lou Van Leiban” The Lou Van Leiban Religious Children’s Village was founded in 1980,

Hamifal Givat Ada – The “Neve Elisha” Youth Village The Givat Ada Youth Village is located in the heart of a rural area, on the

Hamifal Ness Ziona – “Neve Yehuda” Youth Village This youth village was established in 1977 and is one of the oldest in Hamifal. It is

Hamifal Ashdod – “Neve Galim” Village The Ashdod Youth Village was founded in 1977. It is located in the city centre at the heart of

Hamifal Ashkelon – “Neve Haroeh” Youth Village The “Neve Haroeh” youth village was established in 1977, in order to provide a therapeutic framework for religious

WIZO Hadassim family Home In the WIZO Hadassim Youth Village, there is one family home with children aged 7-16. This day-care centre operates under a

Hakfar Hayarok Family Homes Hakfar Hayarok provides children with a green and pleasant environment in nature with a beautiful farm animal area, a pool during

Nir HaEmek Family Home In the Nir HaEmek Youth Village, there is one family home with children aged 7-16. It operates under a comprehensive and

Migdal Or family homes – Migdal Haemek In Migdal Or Education Campus, there are number of family homes, caring for children aged 6-18. These family

“Susan” family home in Ramat Gan The independent family homes in Ramat Gan were established to fill the need for an out-home-placement for children in

“Or Simcha” Kfar Chabad These independent family homes were established to fill the need for an out-home-placement for children in the community who required greater

The “Nobel Prize” family home in Rishon Lezion This independent family homes were established to fill the need for an out-home-placement for children in the

“Hadar” Family Home Kibbutz Sa’ad This independent family homes were established to fill the need for an out-home-placement for children in the community who required