Your Home - My Refuge needs to make big changes. Due to changes in the regulations in the Dutch taxes refund rules, tax deducted donations are not allowed to be sent to organizations that help soldiers in any way. We wish to offer help to all who need it and will not stop helping (reserve) soldiers. Therefore the tax deducted funds that were received upto the end of July to the Dutch non-profit organization, were donated to a larger organization that offers help to people suffering from trauma. The Dutch non-profit organization is now being closed and the Israeli non-profit organization will be closed at the end of 2026.
We thank all our donors for their help and prayers.
Elizabeth and I will continue to offer help out of our own home. Therefore we have moved to Shlomi, close to the Lebanon border and we soon hope to build a practice in a protected building adjoined to our home, where all people, soldiers and civilians, young and old, of all religion and nationalities will be welcome to come and receive help.
We hope and pray that you will continue to support our efforts. In the future, donations can be made to our private bank account in Israel or in the Netherlands. Details of the account can be found further down on this website.
Please keep praying for the nation of Israel and for our work here.
Elizabeth and Tal Lev-Ary. Tal was born and raised in Israel. Elizabeth is from the Netherlands.
They met in Israel in 1990, got married and had 2 children. They lived in the Netherlands until the Lord made it clear to them to move to Israel as a family.
We have dicided not to establish a non-profit organisation in the USA. If you wish to support our work, please donate by making a direct bank transfer to our Israeli bank account:
Name of account owner: KLOS ELIZABETH ALEXANDRA
Address: KFAR IVRI 9, AKKO, ISRAEL
IBAN: IL05-0127-1300-0000-0333-164
BIC (SWIFT): POALILIT
Doneren in NL (and EU)?
Stichting Your home - my refuge houdt op met bestaan. Het werk blijft dooergaan en wij kunnen uw hulp blijven gebruiken voor het bouwen van een praktijkruimte aan huis. Het is mogelijk om donaties rechtstreeks op onze prive rekening.
Donaties kunnen naar:
NL77RABO0128570423 T.n.v. E.A. Lev Ary-Klos
Wilt u zo vriendelijk zijn om ook uw telefoonnummer te vermelden en dat het om een gift gaat?
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Our Mission
October 7th changed the nation of Israel. So many citizens and soldiers were traumatized because of the extreme hardship that was forced on to them.
The war that followed caused a massive displacement of civilians. Hundreds of thousands of people, including many families with young children were forced to leave their homes and move to safer places, hosted in hotels and other accommodations far from their homes.
The amount of traumatized civilians and soldiers that are in need of mental support as a result of these events is overwhelming. This warrants a response of preparation to receive, treat and facilitate people in need.
Our mission is to help and host people who experience trauma, in our new location in Nahariya, a big costal city in the north of Israel. In this location we will offer them the necessary support and counceling, focused on war related trauma.
Elizabeth is from the Netherlands. Tal was born and raised in Israel. They met in Israel in 1990, got married and had 2 children. They lived in the Netherlands until the Lord made it clear to them to move to Israel as a family. In the last years of their time in the Netherlands they managed a farm for people with autism and other challenges. In 2019 the family moved to Israel and settled in Akko. Their son joined the Israeli defense force.
Elizabeth brought her years of experience as a fire brigade commander, trauma coach and teacher with her and started her own business being a life and trauma coach and team builder. Tal worked in the Netherlands as a social worker, specializing in groups of people with mental disorders and as a high school teacher. After moving to Israel, Tal became a tour guide, guiding international pilgrim groups and local high schools.