As Israel’s only rehabilitation center for Arab prisoners, House of Grace continued its vital mission throughout 2025 despite extraordinary challenges. The ongoing regional conflict required constant adaptation: prison visits shifted
The war has devastated Haifa’s most vulnerable families. Unemployment has soared as businesses close and security concerns restrict movement. Families already struggling to make ends meet now face impossible choices
The ongoing conflict has hit Haifa’s youth particularly hard. Schools closed repeatedly due to inadequate shelters, leaving children without structure. Economic hardship increased family stress. Most concerning, organized crime networks
House of Grace distributed food packages and hot meals to 127 families in need from the local Haifa community yesterday in honor of the holy month of Ramadan. The distribution
At House of Grace’s rehabilitation hostel, stories of transformation unfold daily. This is the story of Majd (alias), age 42, who is now taking his first steps toward rehabilitation after
In the complex tapestry of families seeking support at House of Grace, some stories particularly highlight how quickly life can change and the resilience of those facing unimaginable challenges. This
At House of Grace’s Youth Center, transformation often happens quietly, one small step at a time. For 15-year-old Rami (alias), finding a place where he truly belongs has made all
At House of Grace, we understand that working with youth at risk involves a commitment to a journey where success isn’t always immediately visible. Our approach is grounded in patience
In the vibrant chaos and deep-rooted cultural complexities of Jerusalem, lived Muna, a single mother with three children, caught in the harsh realities of domestic violence and socio-economic struggles characteristic
Within the nurturing walls of House of Grace, every individual carries a story that echoes resilience, hope, and the enduring human spirit. Among these is the journey of Fadi, a
