The Rubin-Zeffren Children's Home provides the atmosphere of home to about 100 girls every year, turning potentially tragic outcomes into
highly successful ones. Here some heartwarming stories of girls who, with our help, have triumphed and have brighter futures.

 

3 Sisters of An Arab Father

"Housemother, come look what I drew!"
A young Jewish woman married an Arab and went to live in his village but eventually escaped and decided to live as a Jew among Jews. She came here with her three daughters Рwe were shocked. We didnմ know how to deal with them. The girls had studied at an Arab
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Sigal

"Where else could she go at the age of 18?"
"My parents got divorced when I was two and when we got a bit older, my little sister and I lived alone in Tel Aviv. Things kept getting worse until I came here. I am now studying nursing at Laniado Hospital, and they also introduced me to my husband.
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Devorah

"Things like this don't only happen in fairy tales"
"I came to the orphanage at the age of 14. Today I am a qualified nurse. I work in the dialysis at Laniado Hospital. Iխ finishing my B.A. Degree at the Tel Aviv University. I have three wonderful daughters and a wonderful husband Moshe. Building a family
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