Health Ministry Responds to Incident Near Kibbutz Yiftah
Translated & summarized from Ministry of Health by baba
Israel's Ministry of Health is providing medical and psychological support following a severe incident near Kibbutz Yiftah. A dedicated mental health center for children and adolescents has opened at Ziv Medical Center. Resilience centers are offering aid to students, families, and the community in collaboration with local authorities and the Ministry of Education. Support is available through various hotlines and centers for those in need.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- The Ministry of Health is providing medical and psychological support after a severe incident near Kibbutz Yiftah.
- A stress response center with a child and adolescent mental health team opened at Ziv Medical Center.
- Resilience centers are offering psychological aid to students, families, and the community in northern Israel.
- These centers are working with local authorities and the Ministry of Education.
- Various hotlines and support centers are available for those needing psychological assistance.
Following a severe incident near Kibbutz Yiftah in the Ramim Ridge, Israel's Ministry of Health is providing medical and psychological support to those affected, their families, and residents of the area. A stress response center has been established at Ziv Medical Center, staffed by a dedicated mental health team for children and adolescents. Concurrently, the Eastern and Western Galilee resilience centers are collaborating with local authorities and the Ministry of Education to offer initial psychological assistance to students, families, and the wider community. These resilience teams are operating both in the field and within schools, delivering aid as needed. The Ministry of Health reminds anyone requiring support that they can contact the resilience centers and the emergency and emotional support hotlines of the health maintenance organizations (HMOs) for psychological assistance. Information on emergency and emotional support centers for HMOs, Eran, and the national therapeutic resilience center is available via specific phone numbers, with the national center operating 24/7 during emergencies.