The Association of Rape Crisis Centers are here for you

"When you experience sexual violence, especially if you choose to report it, you find yourself completely alone—facing the perpetrator, and sometimes even facing systems that protect them while harming you. The power imbalance is overwhelming, but thanks to the Association of Rape Crisis Centers in Israel, that gap is bridged. You are no longer alone—you are supported by women who truly understand the deep impact of what happened to you in every aspect of your life."

"I endured severe sexual assaults in childhood and later as an adult woman. Over the years, I felt as though all that remained of me was an empty shell—wounded, battered, aching, and shattered into countless tiny pieces. The Association, with all its incredible women, without an ounce of judgment and with healing, compassionate, and supportive hands, helped me and continues to help me gather these broken fragments and restore my essence. To remind me that it exists. That I exist.

When people say, ‘Whoever saves a single soul is as if they have saved an entire world,’ there is the simple, obvious meaning—that each person is a world unto themselves. But thanks to the wonderful women of the Association, I feel this statement in another way: intergenerational rescue.

When you save one soul, you save the generations to come.
This kind of rescue is both healing and prevention—and there is no greater work than this."

"I endured severe sexual assaults in childhood and later as an adult woman. Over the years, I felt as though all that remained of me was an empty shell—wounded, battered, aching, and shattered into countless tiny pieces. The Association, with all its incredible women, without an ounce of judgment and with healing, compassionate, and supportive hands, helped me and continues to help me gather these broken fragments and restore my essence. To remind me that it exists. That I exist.

When people say, ‘Whoever saves a single soul is as if they have saved an entire world,’ there is the simple, obvious meaning—that each person is a world unto themselves. But thanks to the wonderful women of the Association, I feel this statement in another way: intergenerational rescue.

When you save one soul, you save the generations to come.
This kind of rescue is both healing and prevention—and there is no greater work than this."