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Ministry of Health Staff Supporting Displaced Persons in Hotels
If you have been displaced from your home due to the security situation and are staying in a hotel, the Ministry of Health is committed to ensuring you receive medical… -
Health Maintenance Organization (HMO) Services for Internally Displaced Persons
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. -
Maternal and Baby Care and Vaccinations for IDP
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Child Development Services for IDP
If you are evacuated and currently staying in a hotel, we have gathered questions and answers about child development services for IDP. -
Health Care for IDP 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. -
Mental Health Services for IDP
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
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Making a Hotel Room Safer
If you are internally displaced people who are staying in a hotel, we gathered some recommendations to help you keep the children at the hotel safe. -
Ministry of Health Hotline
If you are staying outside your home due to the Swords of Iron war – the call center for internally displaced people of the Ministry of Health (Kol Habriut) is…
Mental Health Services for IDP
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.