The foundation leads a proactive concept that identifies needs that arise among health foundations and community units – and produces a series of comprehensive solutions nationwide, an additional and complementary layer for public health services in Israel.
The late Ruth (Ruthie) Vrobel (Nee Schneider) – a wife, mother, and sister – loved so much by her family and all her acquaintances lived her life according to the spirit of the foundation named after her in 2003 when founded. She was such a positive thinker and had an unwavering belief in human nature and people’s ability to cope with life’s challenges.
VP of Projects and Fundraising
Einat has many years of experience in communications and media in various senior positions. After 17 years, she started working as a project manager in the world of health and mental well-being, emphasizing social impact.
“We live off what we get, but we live off what we give”
CEO of the Foundation
An EntrepreNurse with hybrid knowledge and experience spanning the – clinical, academic, and entrepreneurial worlds. She is a member of a variety of committees of the Ministry of Health, including the Medicines Basket Committee, initiator, and scientific editor of the book “The Patient, the Caregiver and the Bridge between Them,” with extensive professional experience in teaching, guidance, and a variety of managerial positions in hospitals and the Ministry of Health.
“I attribute my success to this I never gave or took any excuse”
(Florence Nightingale)
Information and Knowledge Manager
Danielle has extensive experience in project management, sales, and administrative management in pharmaceutical, insurance, medical equipment, high-tech, and sports. “I joined the foundation following a true call and desire to have a real impact on society, to take meaningful action to create change for the better.”
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admin_ruthf2021-12-05 21:01:072022-01-06 14:12:52Yarden Dim’s personal story“Really excited and happy about the privilege to reach the elderly every week and see the joy and how significant I am for him and every week he is ready and waiting for me at the appointed time and just an amazing project and a huge privilege to be a partner in this process”
“I see the improvement, the desire, and the need for these meetings in the patient. It is exciting, both the intergenerational connection and the accessibility of fulfilling the needs”
“A patient asked us to look for a place where she can volunteer to host a few people, The student found another patient in a project who sought relief from loneliness and connected the two. They met and connected and have since met twice a week regularly.”
“Thanks to the conversations I did raise my head and started doing things I had neglected. It gives me a lot of drive! The student managed to bring me back to who I am and what I am.”
“I went to the HMO psychologist thanks to the student, picked up the phone and made an appointment. Today I go to the therapist there is something in this connection that motivates you more” ..
“For eight months, we have jointly run – The Vrobel and JDC Eshel- the Active Hibu”k project – a project to preserve function and promote a healthy lifestyle among independent elders in the community through Activenet.I would like to thank you and your staff for the hard and challenging work that enabled us all to achieve the results of the active Hibu”k project. This project allowed the elderly to receive warm and professional guidance while contributing to a mutual and humane cross-generation meeting, promoting learning that helps plan the implementation of Activent for optimal aging. ”
“Thank you very much for all the activity and for being a great partner. It must be said that working with you and your scholarships was super professional and comfortable, The referrals raised by your scholarship interns were significantly more significant and not “marginal” referrals compared to other civil society organizations. I must also mention all the ongoing contact management and accompaniment of the volunteers that is entirely coordinated by you and allowed me personally to deal mainly with the important matters and not the concentration and operation of the volunteers/scholarships, those who were on your behalf. “
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The Ruth Vrobel Foundation is a registered nonprofit in Israel, registration number 580568822.
It has a tax credit certificate for donations under Section 46 of the Income Tax Ordinance.
Best Regards – Management Team
Our mission is to enable all people with chronic illnesses in Israel and their families to receive emotional and social support services to help deal with their illness and loneliness
