The Spearhead of the Civilian Front: Reuven Pinsky Bids Farewell to the Service Girls of 'One Family'

Reuven Pinsky, the outgoing director of the National Civic Service Authority, bid farewell to the service girls of the 'One Family' organization at an appreciation event. He praised their work accompanying widows, orphans, and wounded individuals, describing them as 'responsible for the smiles and moments of joy.' The organization's director, Moshe Svil, emphasized their critical importance in accompanying families throughout the year.

Reuven Pinsky, the outgoing director of the National Civic Service Authority, bid farewell to the service girls of the 'One Family' organization at a recent event. Pinsky, who had accompanied national service for many years, was moved by their activity and defined it as one of the most significant and leading national service projects he had encountered. He wrote that the girls are 'responsible for the smiles and moments of joy of thousands of orphans, widows of terror victims, and those wounded in body and soul.' The event also served as a platform to part with the service girls completing their volunteer year and to express appreciation to Sarah, the coordinator of service girls, and the coordination team. Moshe Svil, the organization's director, emphasized the girls' critical importance in accompanying families throughout the year and Pinsky's contribution along the way. The organization, founded 25 years ago by Chantal and Marc Belzberg, accompanies bereaved families and wounded individuals, providing emotional support, individual and group therapy, strengthening mental resilience, workshops, and financial support.

The Spearhead of the Civilian Front: Reuven Pinsky Bids Farewell to the Service Girls of 'One Family'