We are helping New Immigrants and Refugees to the
Negev region with vital humanitarian aid and support.
WHO WE ARE
“Netzer Ba Midbar Ministries” is a ministry based in Be’er Sheva, in the very heart of the Negev Desert. It was born during the Great Aliyah from the former Soviet Union and out of a deep desire to help new immigrants (olim chadashim) as they establish themselves in their new homeland, Israel. We made a firm decision that through our sincere desire and abilities we would be able to bring real support to new immigrants. Thus this project and ministry were born. We believe that great achievements lie ahead of us, and that through the love and support of those whose hearts are bound with Israel, we will be able to help multitudes in need.
"Comfort, yes, comfort My people!”
says your God. Isaiah 40:1
- New Immigrants
and Refugees - Single mothers
Large families - Serving the homeless
- Support for Holocaust survior
Our distribution center serves not only as a point of distribution but also as a place of fellowship and support, from which humanitarian aid reaches everyone who turns to us. Our dedicated team of volunteers works diligently to ensure that the center runs smoothly and that every person in need is received. People from all walks of life and with many different life stories come to us.
We help struggling families, new immigrants, refugees, single parents, widows and orphans, Holocaust Survivors, the elderly, and the sick. We provide food hampers, clothing, shoes, baby products, books and school supplies, furniture, orthopedic and medical equipment for the elderly. Each month we support dozens of families, and even more families remain on the waiting list for assistance. The need is great, and we are ready, determined, and committed to meeting the practical needs of people. We look with hope that more partners will join us: support us in prayer and financially — and become part of a story of mercy and change for the people of Israel.
Proverbs 3:27 Do not withhold good from those to whom it is due,
When it is in the power of your hand to do so.*
Every little bit helps. All blessings to you!
Thanks for your support
- Our community
- Our blog
- About Negev
- YouTube Chanel
- For Holocaust survivors
- Single mothers
- Serving the homeless
- New Immigrants
- Contact us
- Donate
“Netzer Ba Midbar Ministries” is a ministry based in Be’er Sheva, in the very heart of the Negev Desert. It was born during the Great Aliyah from the former Soviet Union and out of a deep desire to help new immigrants (olim chadashim) as they establish themselves in their new homeland, Israel. We made a firm decision that through our sincere desire and abilities we would be able to bring real support to new immigrants. Thus this project and ministry were born. We believe that great achievements lie ahead of us, and that through the love and support of those whose hearts are bound with Israel, we will be able to help multitudes in need.
"Comfort, yes, comfort My people!”
says your God. Isaiah 40:1
- New Immigrants
and Refugees - Single mothers
Large families - Serving the homeless
- Support for Holocaust survior
Thanks for your support
Our distribution center serves not only as a point of distribution but also as a place of fellowship and support, from which humanitarian aid reaches everyone who turns to us. Our dedicated team of volunteers works diligently to ensure that the center runs smoothly and that every person in need is received.
We help struggling families, new immigrants, refugees, single parents, widows and orphans, Holocaust Survivors, the elderly, and the sick. We provide food hampers, clothing, shoes, baby products, books and school supplies, furniture, orthopedic and medical equipment for the elderly. Each month we support dozens of families, and even more families remain on the waiting list for assistance.
Proverbs 3:27 Do not withhold good from those to whom it is due, When it is in the power of your hand to do so.*
- Our community
- Our blog
- About Negev
- YouTube Chanel
- For Holocaust survivors
- Single mothers
- Serving the homeless
- New Immigrants
- Contact us
- Donate