Affected Residents
Health services information for residents whose homes were damaged due to the security situation
Health services information for residents whose homes were damaged due to the security situation
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Ministry of Health Officials Supporting Affected Residents
If you had to move out of your home due to the security situation and are staying in a hotel, the Ministry of Health is committed to ensuring you receive… -
Health Maintenance Organization (HMO) Services for Affected Residents
If you’ve been evacuated and are currently staying at a hotel, we’ve put together answers to common questions about the health services your HMO provides during this time. -
Child Development Services for Affected Residents
If you are evacuated and currently staying in a hotel, we have gathered questions and answers about child development services for affected residents. -
Health Care for Affected Residents Aged 65 and Older
If you are evacuated and currently staying in a hotel, we have gathered questions and answers about services for older adults. -
Nutrition of Affected Residents
Nutrition information for affected residents due to Operation Roaring Lion -
Mental Health Services for Affected Residents
If you are evacuated and currently staying in a hotel, we have gathered questions and answers about accessing mental health services. -
Child Safety in Hotels
Keeping young children safe in hotels -
Making a Hotel Room Safer
If you are staying in a hotel, we gathered some recommendations to help you keep the children at the hotel safe. -
Ministry of Health Hotline at *5400
The Ministry of Health hotline provides information about the health system, even during wartime and emergencies.
Mental Health Services for Affected Residents
Questions and Answers
1. My child is stressed. Who can I contact?
You can reach out to:
- Representatives of the National Resilience Centers located in hotels
- The Resilience Center hotline at *5846
- Your health maintenance organization (HMO) hotlines:
2. What treatment am I entitled to following the recent emergency events if I feel stress, anxiety, or distress?
- Anyone present at a security event who has emotional or mental symptoms of stress or anxiety can contact the National Resilience Center and receive short-term treatment free of charge (according to the joint stress care procedure of the Ministry of Health and the National Insurance Institute).
- You can also contact your HMO hotline to schedule treatment. The HMOs offer telephone treatment of up to 3 sessions for all their members.
Resilience Centers
Internally displaced persons can turn to the Resilience Centers for free treatment for stress-related trauma due to the war. Treatment is provided by licensed professionals specializing in trauma therapy.
The centers offer individual, group, and family therapy by phone, Zoom, or in-person at treatment centers nationwide.