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  • Happy Purim 2025

    The festive holiday of Purim is being celebrated with excitement and joy throughout Amigour Homes.

  • Amigour Mourns with a Broken Heart

    Our hearts go out the berieving families whose loved ones were so brutally murdered by Hamas and brought back to Israel to their final resting place.

  • Amigour Welcomes Hostages

    We are so excited to welcome home all the hostages who returned back to their loving families during the months of January and February 2025.

  • Happy Tu B'Shvat to Everyone

    Tu B’Shvat, the New Year for Trees, is a special time in the Jewish calendar when we celebrate nature, growth, and renewal.

  • This year, our prayers carry special meaning!

    We join together in heartfelt prayer for the safe and swift return of our hostages and the continued bravery and protection of our courageous soldiers.

  • Happy Hannukah 2024

    Amigour extends warm wishes for a joyous and meaningful Hanukkah to everyone. May this Festival of Lights bring happiness, hope, and peace to your hearts and homes.

  • Amigour wishes everyone Happy Succot & Simchat Torah

    Our joy is deeply intertwined with grief. We remember the tragic events of Simchat Torah last year, which coincided with October 7, 2023—a day that shook our nation.

  • Yom Kippur 2024

    Wishing everyone a meaningful day!

  • Shana Tova 2024

    Amigour's elderly wish everyone a happy New Year!

  • Amigour Celebrates Israel's 76th Birthday

    Let's stand united in hope and celebration! Join us in making this Independence Day meaningful and full of love.

Amigour Movie

Amigour's Museum

In the shelter of the Amigour sheltered housing facility in Ashkelon is a small museum.
Its founders, Shira Balata and Benjamin Shain z”l , realized the importance of establishing a museum that would not only preserve the personal stories and memories of the residents, but would also include a place to display the arts and crafts created by them.
For the 135 elderly in Amigour’s residential facility in Ashkelon, many of whom are Holocaust survivors, the museum is their pride and joy. The benefit of creating arts and crafts is fulfilling and gives our residents an extra sense of worth and contribution.

Shira welcomes visitors to come and experience the Amigour Museum.