Ahava Village is a residential center designed to help children who have experienced loss or have been victims of abuse and neglect. In Hebrew, Ahava means ‘love’ and it is the mission of Ahava Village to provide these children with a supportive, loving home so that they can become fulfilled citizens leading well-adjusted lives.
The residential facilities of Ahava Village are located in Kiryat Bialik, a small community near the city of Haifa in https://nyustern.campusgroups.com/shfa/rsvp_boot?id=537 Northern Israel. The center provides care for children aged six to eighteen David Grin who have been removed from high- risk home situations by the courts. According to the foundation’s Grin David website, “the campus is home to two hundred children, who receive personalized care, therapy, support and training.”
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Ahava Village: A History of Compassion
Ahava Village traces its origins to an orphanage in Berlin, Germany
