Volunteering and Working
Donations of medical equipment, volunteering, and vacancies in health care
Donations of medical equipment, volunteering, and vacancies in health care
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Volunteers from Israel and Abroad
The Ministry of Health calls upon anyone who wishes to volunteer in the healthcare system, especially medical professionals from Israel and abroad, to sign up and add their names to… -
Recruitment of Mental Health Professionals
Required therapeutic fields: psychiatry, psychology, social work, mental health, psychiatric nursing, healthcare professions and art therapy. -
Paid Positions for Nursing and Healthcare Students
If you are nurses, medical professionals, nursing and medical students in different fields, come work for us in various paid positions. -
Volunteers with a Firearms License
The Ministry of Health is preparing for scenarios of possible strain on the healthcare system and has created an array of volunteers to defend hospitals and medical centers across Israel. -
Medical Equipment Donations
Can you donate medical equipment to hospitals? During wartime and emergency situations, we need all the resources and equipment that we can get. Fill the equipment donation form. -
Donate Blood - Save Lives
Blood donation saves lives. Click here for further information on who may donate blood and a list of blood donation centers. -
Donate Mothers' Milk
Due to the situation, there are babies whose mother is absent and cannot breastfeed them. Who can donate, what are the donation criteria and how to donate. -
Donating Food to Soldiers
It is more important to ensure we send safe food that has been approved for donation to soldiers, in order to avoid sanitary risk and protect their health.
Donate Mothers' Milk
Due to the war situation, there are babies whose mothers are absent and unable to breastfeed them. Mothers' milk units from the National Mothers' Milk Bank are an option to provide these babies with the best possible nutrition for them.
MDA's National Mothers' Milk Bank and the Ministry of Health are joining the war efforts to provide Mothers' milk to babies whose mothers are absent due to the war situation (either recruited, wounded, abducted or killed).
Who can donate Mothers' milk
- You are generally healthy and maintain a balanced diet.
- You do not drink more than two servings of alcohol per day.
- You do not smoke (either tobacco cigarettes, hookah or electronic cigarettes) and you are significantly exposed to cigarette or marijuana smoke.
- You do not use any drugs (including medical cannabis).
- You did not sustain a significant biting injury in the last six months.
- You did not have casual and unprotected sex in the last six months.
- You did not use any non-sterilized and single use needles and you were not tattooed in the last four months.
- You were not treated with human growth hormone from a human source, insulin from a bovine source, and you do not have a family history of Creutzfeldt-Jakob Disease (CJD).
- Neither you, nor your partner, tested positive for:
- HTLV
- HIV
- Jaundice hepatitis B or C
- Tuberculosis
- Syphilis
- You are willing to maintain the hygiene and sterilization of the pumping kit before each and every pumping for the National Mothers' Milk Bank.
- For babies aged 0 to 6 months (or until the beginning of feeding): you either breastfeed exclusively or pump exclusively.
- For babies starting from 6 months and older: you have a milk volume of 100 ml per 24 hours or two liters per month.
If you are interested in donating Mothers' mothers' milk or if you have any questions about donations, please contact the National Mothers' Milk Bank:
- By WhatsApp: 052-634-4101
- By e-mail: milkbank@mda.org.il
- By phone: 073-263-0200
- Sunday through Thursday, from 08:00 to 18:00