They are not left alone in the battle

They put their lives on hold for the country and now they need you. Here are just some of the stories that have reached us: Dror, 42, a reserve soldier, divorced. During the fighting, he also lost his brother. During his breaks from the fighting, he suffered physical violence against him that shattered him mentally. Dror entered clinical treatment at an organization, helped by legal advice and support groups. In a very short time, Dror received tools to cope, and his condition improved. Gabi, 35, married, was drafted under Order 8 on Simchat Torah. During this period, his children experienced violence, Gabi is self-employed and owns a furniture business. He has difficulty handling everything alone and is mentally and financially exhausted. Gabi is accompanied by a social worker from the association who helps him in cooperation with the welfare department with the family difficulties. In addition, Gabi participates in the association's apprenticeship program and a team of mentors who help him with financial management. Together they built a financial plan for the business until it stabilizes and emerges from the crisis. Niv, a young man, has been in the reserves since October. During the first respite from fighting in Gaza, he discovered that his wife had left home with the child and filed for divorce. Niv asked to see the child, but the mother prevented him from meeting him. Niv is accompanied by the association's program that combines private meetings with a social worker. And the association's representative is currently in contact with the Labor Department for legal arrangements in order to arrange his stay with the child while he is on leave from the war. Yogev, 28, was also drafted into the reserves on October 7th. His wife had a mental breakdown and he was left alone with the care of his children. When Yogev was called to the reserves, his parents took care of his children. Amir wakes up every night drenched in sweat from anxiety attacks. Receives psychiatric assistance, close support from a social worker and legal advice xemptyz Help us help Dror, Gabi, Niv and Yogev and many other fathers receive the assistance and support they need to rebuild their lives. The Association for Men in Israel, works to support, provide psychological assistance, treatment and rehabilitation for men who are victims of physical, emotional and sexual violence in relationships and for fathers who are victims of high-conflict divorce proceedings. The association is intended for both men and their close family members, Those in need of support or advice. (Parents, siblings, children) *Names are pseudonyms