(haipo) – While many take advantage of the summer months for vacation and relaxation, some choose to turn their free time into an opportunity to do good. Dr. Dror Neuman, physician and expert in his field, dedicated his free days to Holocaust survivors in Haifa, as part of the activities of the "For Them" association, which works to make professional and personal medical care available to survivors throughout the country.
During the summer months, Dr. Dror Neumann volunteered in Haifa, where he provided medical care to Holocaust survivors as part of an activity. "For Their Sake" Association – Doctors for Holocaust SurvivorsThe association operates a nationwide network of doctors and professionals who provide free medical services to survivors, and during the summer months it calls on doctors to use their free time to help the population that is particularly in need.
Summer Volunteering: An Opportunity to Do Good
The "For Their Sake" organization explains that precisely during times when routines are relaxed, there is room for significant volunteering. For doctors and professionals, even a few free hours can become critical help for Holocaust survivors, many of whom have difficulty reaching clinics or receiving specialist treatment independently.
The association's activities in Haifa and throughout the country
The Haifa operation is part of the organization's nationwide network, which operates with the assistance of the Claims Conference and the Danieli Foundation. Today, the organization has more than 2,000 doctors, professionals and volunteers. Throughout the year, it operates home visits by specialist doctors, a mobile clinic, physiotherapy treatments, medical advice and other assistance, all at no cost to survivors.
How to get help or volunteer
Holocaust survivors and their families in need of medical assistance, as well as doctors and professionals interested in volunteering and dedicating their time, are invited to contact:"For Their Sake" Association at *3191.
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