Chayal's Angels in the news.

"It has changed so many people's lives, but we're not finished. It's not just about getting through the war [but also after]."

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"Aware of the need for mental health support in the Druze town that lost 12 children, volunteers cross a cultural divide, offering alternative treatments to ease grief."

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"On October 27, five therapists signed up. And as weeks of war turned into months, the need grew and Chayal's Angels was born. Today, over 125 therapists volunteer and visit bases, and over 3,500 treatments have been delivered."

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"Walking away from the explosion, she felt this deep understanding that God saved her life, and let her walk away without any injuries so that she could make Chayal's Angels something that can help soldiers for years to come."

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"Zev joined up with a group of acupuncturists, chiropractors, physiotherapists, massage therapists, and energy healers in a volunteer initiative called Chayal's Angels — traveling to northern army bases to treat soldiers for aches and pains."

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"Cohen put out a call to action, asking physiotherapists, chiropractors, massage therapists, acupuncturists and yoga therapists to donate their time to the troops. When they answered, she began booking them into IDF bases across the country's north."

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250+

Volunteers

15,500+

Treatments

200+

Bases Served

Oct '23

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