This Purim, no one is left behind!

"In PURIM we shall be Joyful?" This year, like the last, we will mark Purim in the shadow of the "Iron Swards" war, a war that has greatly affected the mental health of many of us. We deal with life's challenges daily: a tense security reality, trauma, loss, loneliness, relationships, emotional, social and mental difficulties. In many cases, we are forced to wear a mask that hides everything that is going on inside from the world and to be strong for those close to us and those around us. Since the outbreak of the war, ERAN's volunteers have provided emotional assistance and support to over 470,000 distress calls!! Calls received to our helplines from all over Israeli society: young children and teenagers, soldiers and reservists, families of evacuees from the north and south, students, parents, adults, senior citizens and Holocaust survivors. ERAN's volunteers have saved the lives of hundreds of people! Over 9,000 calls a year have suicidal content, on average one out of ten calls develops into a risk call during which an emergency procedure is activated, and the applicant's life is saved! After the events of October 7th and throughout the long months in of war, our souls are in pain, and we need your help! Your donation can save lives and help another soul heal. "We need you!" Help us fight for each soul. ERAN operates the largest national Mental and Emotional support services including the biggest hotline in Israel, which has been operating for over 53 years, 24/7 and operates all year by 1,800 volunteers, all over Israel, North America and Australia. ERAN operates designated assistance services for a variety of populations, including Holocaust survivors, soldiers in duty and reserve, lone soldiers, Olim in a variety of languages, teenagers and young adults, parents after childbirth, ultra-Orthodox community and the Arab sector in Israel. We believe that when our soul hurts, sharing can help you heal. Sharing makes it easier to put your thoughts in order, brings you closer and reduces the feeling of loneliness. Sometimes just by listening you can save lives!