Zichron Menachem - Programs

Programs

All Zichron Menachem programs, activities and facilities are offered free-of-charge to children stricken with cancer, and their families, regardless of their religion, ethnic origin or socio-economic status.

Its programs include:

  • Support groups for parents, bereaved parents and children
  • Big brothers and sisters
  • Permanent hospital staffing
  • Three annual adventure camps
  • Weekly parties
  • Fun days
  • Reservoir of blood products
  • Guesthouse
  • Hair wigs for cancer patients, made from hair donated by volunteers
  • Lending library
  • Psycho-social and professional support
  • Advocacy

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