The day after
A supportive community for families of civil bereavement♥
The “Eighth Day” project is a unique and significant initiative that supports families who have experienced civilian loss in an inclusive and professional manner.
Through personal and group guidance, assistance in exercising rights, and long-term emotional support, the project succeeds in easing the process of coping with civil bereavement. Expansion of the project to additional localities and ongoing support for families will enable a broader and deeper response, while fostering a supportive community network for anyone who has experienced a severe loss.
Goals and objectives
Emotional guidance and systemic support
The project aims to provide families with emotional support and tools for dealing with bureaucracy, rights, financial and legal assistance, according to their needs.
Improving the sense of support and emotional resilience
המטרה היא לסייע למשפחות לעבור את התקופה הראשונית הקשה של השכול
Assistance in exercising rights and reducing bureaucratic burden. Method of support
Support is provided through a variety of means, including home visits, phone calls, and informal meetings such as going out for coffee, with the aim of creating a deep emotional connection with the families. Assistance is provided on an individual and group level, allowing each family to benefit from a support system coordinated according to their needs.
The components of the escort
emotional support
The project provides families with assistance with the emotional aspects of loss, with ongoing support and personal attention for each family.
Assistance in exercising rights and bureaucracy
The support includes guidance with government bodies, associations, and support in filling out forms or understanding social rights, to ease the burden of bureaucracy on families.
Economic and legal advice
A solution for families dealing with financial and legal difficulties resulting from the loss,
Joining support circles ♥
No one is left alone in the journey of coping with loss.
Join our community and discover many ways to receive support and support others.
Volunteers, contact us
Recruiting volunteers for the “The Day After” community project
We at the “Yakir Li” association are recruiting and training volunteers to accompany bereaved families
for the “The Day After” project. To join, fill out the volunteer questionnaire
The project offers a joint operating model with the authorities or the community in which we harness the power of the community for the families of civil bereavement, through volunteers, who will be a listening ear and a real support for the families.
Community assistance can help families in the short and long term.
This is a sensitive role that requires dedication, perseverance, mental fortitude, and a unique personality.
