Home Make a Donation Events In the Press Archive Contact Affiliates

MAKE A DONATION

The Life after Terror Fund has been established, with an independent and non-political, Board of Trustees responsible for considering and providing assistance to its beneficiaries.

The assistance we provide includes:
  1. Financial aide for living expenses to those who, due to their injuries, are unable to support themselves, who can no longer pursue previous occupations and studies due to their injuries
  2. Home modification intended to help injured and disabled victims in modifying, or to resettling into suitable homes with facilities for wheelchair access, and limited mobility, etc.
  3. Medical assistance, for victims and their families in meeting the costs of ongoing medical and physiotherapy treatments as well as providing professional psychological help
  4. Education bursaries intended to help cover the cost of resuming educational studies cut short or uncompleted due to their injuries, as well as retaining tutors for those purposes
  5. Where possible, helping the victims to rebuilt their lives and maintain their dignity. One musician, severely injured in the bombing, simply asked for a new guitar to replace his instrument that was damaged in the attack.
  6. Government aid is obviously limited; and we are stepping in, to give support in the immediate aftermath and in the long term.

Bank transfer

Bank:Bank Leumi
Branch name: Basel Street
Branch number: 813
Account number (foreign): 17294/93
Account number (local): 17294/73
Swift: LUMIILIT

Cheques

The Life After Terror Fund
c/o Gavin M. Gross
6/11 Ha'Shla Street
Tel Aviv, 62283
Israel

A HELPING HAND - HOW YOUR DONATIONS CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE

Avi Tabib

The security guard, and long-time regular and friend, was at work on the door at the time of the attack.

By blocking the bomber, Avi's actions no doubt saved many lives that night - but as with the other victims and their families, his life has been devastated by the attack.

Avi made it clear whilst still in the hospital, that should the same situation occur again - he would react in exactly the same way again.

Before the attack, Avi was in his first year of a Psychology degree, and as a student, barely had the money to finance his studies.

Following Avi's release from hospital he is was faced with a new set of challenges. Avi needed to move to Tel Aviv, unable to make the commute to work or study every day. He is also in need of regular medical and recuperation treatment, including physiotherapy, not available anywhere near his current home.

Avi's biggest worry was his studies. With barely enough money to finance the next semester's tuition, Avi is concerned he will have to abandon his studies completely.

Avi is also unable to help or be helped by his family, many of whom have been unable to work since the attack in order that they could provide care for him both in hospital and at home.

Alfredo

a student, suffered horrific burns from head to toe. He is 25 years old.


David

a 37 year-old musician whose arm was blown off by the explosion. His brother Gaby, standing just meters away, witnessed the awful event.


Ariel

just 24 years old and a talented bass player, suffered the most severe burns. Expected to undergo long-term medical treatments, he still requires around-the-clock medical attention


The family of Yannai Weiss

has tragically lost a husband and a father. Yannai was the 'provider' and is survived by a wife and two young sons. Their 15 year old son suffers from a chronic disease, and requires constant and expensive medication and treatment.


Zohar

27 years old, underwent a serious leg operation and skin grafts following the attack. She is now out of the hospital but unable to walk unaided


This is just one example of where funds are needed to provide assistance and grant dignity back to the victims and their families.