Beds for Reut’s children

Total Cost - USD 990
Still Needed - USD 0
Funded - USD 990

Reut, 44, is struggling to raise her three children (ages 8-14) on her own. Reut’s husband died suddenly in a car accident, and the family is still processing the trauma.

Reut is having trouble finding work due to a number of physical and emotional issues. She is working with social services to discover her rights and apply for recognition as disabled in order to receive a monthly stipend. In the meantime, however, she has three young children to support and numerous debts to pay off.

Currently, Reut’s children are sleeping on old, broken beds. If she could help buying a pull-out bed for them, the family’s quality of life would certainly improve.

Verified by: Gila Shemesh, Department of Social Services, Netivot | Case No.: 220066
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