Shiloh Israel Children's Fund

05/19/2026

Today we welcomed a special international group from Well Versed, inspired by the vision of Dr. Jim Garlow and Rev. Rosemary Schindler Garlow, to Shiloh Israel Children’s Fund.
The delegation came from around the world to learn firsthand about the realities Israeli children and families are facing and the work being done to help them heal and build resilience.
Thank you for standing with Israel’s children and communities during these challenging times. ❤️🇮🇱

05/05/2026

Especially during this time, when trips to Israel are being canceled, there are meaningful ways to connect from afar. To learn more: https://www.israelchildren.org/bar-bat-mitzvah-program/

05/04/2026

More families. More children. More displacement.
From another part of the country—again forced to leave home, routine, and a sense of safety behind.
The locations change.
The trauma doesn’t.
And neither does our commitment to be there.

04/28/2026

War doesn’t end when the sirens stop.
For children, it stays—in their bodies, their sleep, their fears.
Trauma isn’t always loud.
Sometimes it’s the child who can’t sleep… who doesn’t feel safe.
Healing takes time—and it’s possible.

04/21/2026

המילים שלChava Moss Kleinman

הימים האלה נעים בין זיכרון לכוח.

אחרי שנים של עבודה עם טראומה ואובדן, למדתי עד כמה כל סיפור יכול להרגיש קרוב במיוחד בשנים האחרונות, עם חברים שאיבדו את יקיריהם, ועם המדםחה שלי במדים.

למדתי שמותר להתפרק.
וגם שאפשר לאסוף את עצמנו מחדש.

אנחנו חיים במעברים מתמשכים—ממלחמה להפסקת אש,
ומהפסקת אש… אל הלא נודע.

ואז מגיעות האזעקות.
לא אלה שאנחנו בורחים מהן,
אלא אלה שמבקשות מאיתנו לעצור.
לזכור.

יש משהו מטלטל במעבר הזה,
מהישרדות לזיכרון,
מיום הזיכרון ליום העצמאות,
מהתפרקות לאיסוף מחדש.

היום אני עומדת ליד קברו של גלעד ניצן ז״ל, ביחד עם משפחתו ומביטה גם לעבר מרכז הנוער “בית גלעד” ההולך ונבנה למען הדור הבא.

מחזיקה יחד את האובדן ואת הבחירה לבנות קדימה.

מאבל… לחיים.

אנחנו נושאים את שניהם.
וכנראה תמיד נישא.
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Chava Kleinmans words

This time of year sits between memory and strength.
With everything we’ve been through—friends who have lost so much, and our own family in uniform—I’ve learned that it’s okay to fall apart… and also that we can find our way back.
We move so quickly from war, to ceasefire, into the unknown—
and then the sirens that ask us not to run, but to stand still and remember.
Today I stood at the grave of Gilad Nitzan, together with his family, and looked toward the Beit Gilad Youth Center rising nearby—holding both the depth of loss and the quiet act of building forward.
From Memorial Day to Independence Day,
from grief… to life.
We carry both.
And I guess we always will.
https://www.israelchildren.org/beit-gilad/

04/20/2026

04/14/2026

On Yom HaShoah,
I stand with children and families forced from their homes, carrying fear, uncertainty, and loss.
After everything our people have endured, we are still here.
Not only remembering—
but holding, healing, and rebuilding.
This morning, when the siren sounded, it felt strange—almost alarming,
before remembering it was not for missiles,
but for the memory of our people who had nowhere to run—no country of their own.
And today, we remember.
Chava Moss Kleinman

04/13/2026

Hear from a professional trauma therapist on what people truly need after loss, evacuation, and crisis.
Because healing doesn’t start with time alone—
it starts with the right support, the right care, and someone who understands trauma.
💛

04/01/2026

LINK HERE👉🏼 www.israelchildren.org
Hoping for better days!

03/26/2026

For children evacuated from their homes, even a brief moment of warmth can make the world feel a little less scary.
Chava Moss Kleinman