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HaTikva Families
HaTikva Families equips families to respond to the orphan and vulnerable child crisis in Israel through adoption and foster care

Affect Change

in the Nation

HaTikva Families recruits and equips families to host, foster, and adopt and provides guidance and support to foster and adoptive families. We train parents and professionals in trauma-informed care.

In addition, we own and support an emergency shelter home for young children at risk.

A Child in Need

A Family to Receive

Our vision is to get vulnerable children into families. A loving family is what every child deserves.

Testimonials

״ Thank you so much for your love and care, very much appreciate your efforts especially in times like this. Also, very helpful materials. Blessings!”

B.H.

״ I want to thank you again for supporting the children of Orr Shalom and especially for your help in funding our Passover camp, for those children that have no family to go to for the holidays.”

T.K.

״ Thank you so much for the amazing gift baskets that you prepared for our emergency shelter families. I have no words to express how happy and excited they were to receive these gifts of love and generosity. Thank you so much for this important connection between us, may it continue.”

The Summit Institute

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See our love in action

HaTikva Families recruits and equips families for adoption and foster care in Israel.

Latest Stories

Testimonies & Updates from HaTikva Project

Piece by Piece Joseph Rebuilds What Trauma Tried to Steal

Piece by Piece Joseph Rebuilds What Trauma Tried to Steal

30 year old Joseph was barely holding on. Crippled by severe anxiety, chronic insomnia, and the deep emotional scars of

Reclaiming Hope After the Storm Willa’s Journey Through War and Renewal

Reclaiming Hope After the Storm Willa’s Journey Through War and Renewal

War doesn’t just destroy buildings, it shakes the soul. Willa is 34 and entered therapy carrying the heavy emotional toll

Alona and Miri’s Journey of Trust, Struggles, and Strength

Alona and Miri’s Journey of Trust, Struggles, and Strength

Alona is a single mother in her 50s with a 20 year old adopted daughter, Miri, who has behavioral challenges.

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