Mira Stahl Foundation for advancing mental health

Mira Stahl was a devoted mother to Rotem, Moran, and Ella, a spouce to Noam, and a beloved member of Kibbutz Kfar Aza. As a psychotherapist, she specialized in treating children and adolescents suffering from anxiety disorders caused by the ongoing terror in the Gaza Envelope region. Mira worked tirelessly as a therapist in resilience centers and schools throughout the area. On October 7, 2023, our world was shattered when Mira was brutally murdered by Hamas terrorists during their invasion of Kibbutz Kfar Aza. We are committed to continuing Mira’s legacy by supporting a program that trains therapists in psychodrama for trauma and anxiety treatment. The Mira Stahl Fund will establish a unique academic program dedicated to training psychodrama therapists with a specialization in trauma-related anxiety disorders. This program will be operated in partnership with the Israel Trauma Coalition (ITC) and held at ITC’s new training center being built in Ibim, in the Gaza Envelope region, in collaboration with the Sha’ar HaNegev Community Center. Each year, the program will train approximately 75 therapists, enabling high-quality care for tens of thousands of children, teens, and adults. In its first five years, the program will provide treatment for over 15,000 people—and within ten years, for more than 70,000. Join us in supporting the Mira Stahl Fund to advance therapist training and mental health care—ensuring the continuation of this vital initiative.