אודות "כוח איתן" - העלאת מודעות לשבץ מוחי ולאפזיה, וקידום שילוב בקהילה
אודות "כוח איתן" - העלאת מודעות לשבץ מוחי ולאפזיה, וקידום שילוב בקהילה
The Koach Eitan Lifeline provides compassionate peer-to-peer guidance for survivors of brain injury and their families. Through a unique understanding gained from shared experiences, Koach Eitan offers emotional support and connection, helping those affected by brain injury and aphasia to navigate the overwhelming new and ongoing challenges.
Beyond the early days, the Koach Eitan Lifeline continues to assist survivors and their loved ones throughout their lifelong journey — ensuring that no one ever feels alone. Families know that they can turn to someone who truly understands them and is ready to offer care and practical guidance through the everyday struggles of recovery.
The Koach Eitan Lifeline, launched in 2024, has reached over 60 families of brain injury survivors, providing ongoing emotional support and guidance.
Through annual Rosh Hashana and Passover initiatives, Koach Eitan has delivered over 200 holiday packages to supported families over the past three years.
In response to growing needs, Koach Eitan has also extended its support since October 7th to families of injured soldiers and victims of terror.
Most recently, Koach Eitan hosted its first women’s mini retreat, creating a space of connection, renewal, and strength for wives and mothers caring for loved ones with brain injuries.
The Koach Eitan Lifeline Events & Retreats
Our Koach Eitan Lifeline Program continues to be the heart of Koach Eitan — visiting families in hospitals and rehabilitation centers, listening, guiding, and making sure no one feels alone in the long journey after brain injury.
This year, KE Lifeline has grown in meaningful ways:
First Women’s Mini Retreat (September)
A healing evening for mothers and wives of brain injury survivors — a space of honesty, strength, and finally being understood.
Upcoming Pre Chanukah KE Family Event
A warm evening of light, family activities, connection, and hope for KE families — soldiers and civilians.
→ We are currently seeking a sponsor or partner to help make this possible.
You can also now sponsor a family through the Lifeline Program, helping us provide ongoing emotional support, visits, care packages, and guidance.