To inform women faced with an unwanted pregnancy that there are choices.

When Mr. Herschel Feigenbaum arrived in Israel after surviving the Holocaust, he understood that our children are our future. In memory of the over one and a half million Jewish children who perished, Mr. Feigenbaum founded EFRAT, to increase the Jewish birthrate in Israel. EFRAT believes in a woman's right to free choice, and that information is the key to making an educated, well-thought-out choice. An elective abortion is a viable option only after a woman understands the full implications of her decision. EFRAT assists thousands of women who choose to continue their pregnancy with monthly food packages and basic baby equipment such as cribs, strollers, baby baths and layettes. EFRAT maintains several hostels to provide unmarried young women with a warm, caring environment, far away from the tension of social pressure. Since 1977, EFRAT has saved over 34,000 children.

New born babies kits
Yad Chava Baby Fund
Medical Advice