The Chamah Day Care Center is a major contribution to Kiryat Malachi. The Local City Council, in appreciation of Chamah's enormously valuable projects benefiting the immigrants and the community at large, allotted a 1,300 sq. meter - 15,000 sq. ft. parcel of land and submitted a recommendation to the Israel Education Fund of the Jewish Agency to launch this program. Read more...

The small heart, which beats at Chamah in Kiryat Malachi, continues to activate the rest of the body. Those heartbeats reach out to tens of thousands of Olim throughout Israel, child, teen and adult. Escorting them through kindergarten, school, the army, marriage, adulthood and the golden years. Continuing endlessly to revive the Jewish Neshama, the soul. Read more...

Unfortunately terrorism has become a major concern for every human being throughout the world today, but for the Jewish people in Israel it is more than a concern, it is a daily way of life. A short period of "quiet" brings upon anxiety of the next devastating news of another attack. Read more...

The adaptation process to a new country is not only difficult for the adults; children struggle in certain ways even more. Understanding the social dynamics, finding friends - crucial tools for a child - are not easily come by. Many new immigrant children drop out of school, which is just the beginning of a tragedy for the parents and, of course, for the child. Read more...

Although immigrants arriving to Israel from the Russian Federation are relatively more organized for their move than their refugee brethren who escaped Soviet Russia during the Communist era, they still arrive bewildered and unprepared. The programs of Chamah are a great relief to the Olim throughout their absorption process Read more...