Roni Foundation

The late Lieutenant Colonel Roni Shlomy was the commander of two fighter squadrons in the Israeli Air Force. He was born in Kibbutz Mishmar HaEmek in 1959. He excelled throughout his career: He graduated with honors from the pilot course, his studies at the Technion and the pilot instructor course. He believed in values and providing equality of opportunity to every person as a person and always met people "at eye level". In 1986 he married Dalia and they had two children. On July 18, 1995, Roni was killed in a plane crash and he is only 36 years old. Dalia Shlomy, Roni's widow and director of the foundation. She was born on Kibbutz Givat Oz. She began her professional career as a child health care nurse and has since worked all these years in programs for locating and caring for children at risk. Holds a master's degree in child development from the University of Haifa. The Roni Foundation was established in 2013 with the desire to continue Roni's path and aims to promote the emotional-developmental field of the infant / toddler and their family. The issue of early childhood has made headlines in recent years. We welcome the first sign of a change in early childhood policy in the form of the Dormitory Supervision Act. However, we continue to feel the immense scarcity of resources needed to support families in crisis situations, and to protect infants and toddlers from the consequences of the crisis. That is why your contribution is so significant and important. Every year, the foundation funds programs for the welfare of the baby, toddler and his family in the periphery According to the sum of the donations