Every child at camp has lost a loved one or been wounded in a terrorist attack. This Chanukah, we won't let them be alone.
It was a pleasure speaking with you. We are grateful for your interest in OneFamily and would love to share more about our special Chanukah camp: three intensive days, December 8–10, 2026 (28–30 Kislev 5787), at Khan Hashayarot in the Negev.
Approximately 450 children who have been orphaned or whose family members have been wounded in terrorist attacks will take part. Camp days combine exciting attractions with therapeutic and healing workshops, with a psychologist available throughout, and a staff of counselors and volunteers who know the children and stay in close contact with them all year long.
With your generous support, we can give more children the opportunity to take part in this therapeutic camp and help them feel that they are not alone on their journey toward healing.
With gratitude,
OneFamily
OneFamily supports, rehabilitates, and accompanies thousands of civilians and soldiers affected by combat and terrorist attacks, including the wounded, people with disabilities, trauma survivors, and bereaved family members. The organization runs a wide range of programs to assist victims of terrorism and their families.
Sadly, as a result of the war, many more families have joined the ranks of those affected by terrorism. As it does every year, OneFamily will once again bring approximately 450 children who have been orphaned or whose family members have been wounded in terrorist attacks to its Chanukah camp at Khan Hashayarot in the Negev. This year, the need is greater than ever.
A full schedule of exciting experiences and attractions. Days of laughter, adventure, and friendship.
Therapeutic and healing workshops. A psychologist is available throughout the camp to provide care and support to all the children.
Being together strengthens the children, brings them closer, and helps them build friendships and find ways to cope with their difficulties.
Counselors and volunteers maintain close, personal contact with every child, helping them prepare for camp.
The bonds, friendships, and personal attention each child receives become a deep therapeutic process.
The organizing and support staff, who have accompanied the children in the past, continue to walk beside them.
With your generous support, we can give more children the opportunity to take part in this therapeutic camp and help them feel that they are not alone on their journey toward healing.
