Brochures - Pioneer Women and Na'amat

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Brochures - Pioneer Women and Na'amat — **Alex Dworkin Canadian Jewish Archives** · MA 07-01-02 · small copy hosted here: www.cjhn.ca blocks its images on other sites · full-size image ↗ · view and cite at source ↗

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Held by: Alex Dworkin Canadian Jewish Archives via Canadian Jewish Heritage Network (incl. Alex Dworkin Canadian Jewish Archives)
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Scope & content: Includes brochure detailing facts about Na'amat's work in both Canada and Israel.
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Subjects: Brochures - Pioneer Women and Na'amat
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In the picture: Charity Document Education Jewish Community Printed ProgrammeTagged automatically by a vision model; may contain mistakes.
Text in the image: pioneer women • na'amatFACTS IN BRIEFestablished in Israel 1921established in Canada 1925700,000 members in Israel100,000 in 12 countries around the worldIN CANADAIN ISRAELPioneer Women•Na'amat develop programs to encourage civic and community participationsupport legislative action to protect civil liberties and enhance the quality of lifesupport Jewish education through direct financial aid to schoolssupport Jewish Youth activities — Dror-Habonimsupport allied campaigns for Israel — Histadrut, Israel Bonds, Jewish National Fund, United Israel Appeal, United Jewish AppealPioneer Women • Na'amat is involved in fund raising activities to support its social service work in IsraelPioneer Women • Na'amat operate 1500 social service installations providing more than half of all social services for the women, youth and children of Israelprovide funds for 20,000 children in an impressive network of 500 day nurseries, child care centres and day/night homesprovide mothers of large, deprived families with rest and recreation in a Mother-Child summer camp programprovide varied activities for young and old in 45 community centres constructed in areas where there is a particular needoperate a network of 22 vocational high schools for teenage girlsoperate three co-educational agricultural academic boarding high schoolsoperate apprenticeship programs for young peopleprovide widespread activities to help absorb and integrate newcomers into the life of the countryRead automatically; may contain mistakes.
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