The road to optimal rehabilitation begins with a person's belief in himself and his skills, and continues with actual experience that gives him confidence in his ability to succeed. When a vocational training course takes a participant through these stations, the person creates for himself the emotional resilience that is essential for integration into the world of work.
At Bayit Cham, we created Ofek (Hebrew for Horizons), a program that gives people with emotional and practical barriers to employment the opportunity to learn and gain experience in a safe environment, in a gradual manner, with close professional guidance in the world of work as a base towards their eventual full integration at work.
Program structure
The program combines theoretical learning as well as practical experience and operates in 3 main areas:
Strengthening learning skills in a variety of subjects
Strengthening personal skills and work habits
Developing and improving digital ICT skills
The learning process
is carried out individually and in groups and includes learning in the traditional format alongside a host of experiential aids: workshops, site visits and more
Hands-on experience
includes integrating into workplaces and performing diverse tasks under the close guidance of an expert vocational coach
Program participants are closely guided and supervised by a social worker with expertise and extensive experience in vocational training, career assessment and job placement
Upon completing the program, some graduates integrate at jobs and others move on to further professional training.
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The program operates in Bnei Brak and Ashdod for men ages 18 and above
The service is offered to those who have established eligibility at the National Insurance Institute's Vocational Rehabilitation Division: people with disabilities, work injury victims, widows/widowers, terror victims, bereaved parents of a child with a disability and spouses of a person with a disability who cannot be rehabilitated.
The program operates in collaboration with The Danel Group and The National Insurance Institute
Duration of the program: 4 months, 5 weekly sessions, 6 hours per session