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Renovation of the heart rooms: the amazing gift of the volunteers to the Holocaust survivor
Susanna, a 90-year-old Holocaust survivor, lived until recently in an apartment that was uninhabitable and dangerous to live in.
But thanks to the volunteers of the "Renovation Patrol", Susanna will celebrate Rosh Hashanah in a new, cozy and designed home and most importantly: safe and habitable.
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Monday, 06 September 2021, 07:31 Updated: 07:33
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Renovation Patrol - Association that assists Holocaust survivors, renovated the home of a 90-year-old Holocaust survivor from Rishon Lezion (Renovation Patrol)
The "Renovation Patrol for the Elderly and Holocaust Survivors" was established a little over a year ago, since then it has managed to renovate dozens of apartments for the elderly and Holocaust survivors and assist in repairing dangerous defects, equipping electrical appliances and furniture for dozens of other apartments for elderly and Holocaust survivors living in unsafe living conditions. And inaccessible.
The patrol's latest renovation project was conducted in the apartment of Susanna, a 90-year-old Holocaust survivor from Rishon Lezion who lives alone.
For years she lived in a house with broken floors, detached and dangerous walls, a dilapidated and defective kitchen and lots of old equipment the same toll for years, which accumulated and blocked almost every passage in the house.
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The Renovation Patrol responded to an alert citizen who volunteered in her spare time to help Susanna, and was exposed to her living conditions on a spontaneous visit to her home.
With the help of dozens of volunteers from all over the country, the Danya Cebus company and the Praszkowski company, the apartment underwent a thorough renovation and a real makeover.
The living room of the house before the renovation - the walls were covered with mold and stored equipment missing the passages (Photo: Renovation Patrol)
A dangerous eclipse that caused one of the kitchen walls to detach from the ceiling (Photo: Renovation Patrol)
The team of "Renovation Patrol" volunteers help evacuate the equipment from home (Photo: Renovation Patrol)
The renovation included repairing and strengthening a wall that was disconnected over the years from the ceiling and the walls attached to it, replacing the front door, replacing all the interior doors in the house, replacing all the house windows, equipping the house with new and safe appliances, installing a new air conditioner (donated by Electra), repairing and renovating the yard The house and equipping the whole house with new furniture.
The house has been repaired, arranged and made accessible for the needs of the elderly woman living in it, so that she can live the rest of her life in a warm, cozy and safe home.
The living room after the renovation - the entire house was repaired and made accessible to the tenant's needs (Photo: Renovation Patrol)
So it's much more appropriate that you spend the rest of her life.
New dining area (Photo: Renovation Patrol)
The little yard has also received a refreshing upgrade.
Susanna in the yard of her renovated home (Photo: Renovation Patrol)
In Israel today, more than 130,000 elderly people live below the poverty line, including thousands of elderly people and Holocaust survivors who live in apartments that are not worthy and safe for human habitation and are not accessible to the elderly.
The "Renovation Patrol" is
on its way to the next renovation, out of dozens of applications still awaiting assistance.
If you are interested in volunteering with the Renovation Patrol Association for the Elderly and Holocaust Survivors, you can contact us on the Facebook or Instagram page.
Donations can be transferred to the association by transfer to the account: Bank Mizrahi Branch 483, account tax 397620 - named after the renovation patrol for the elderly and Holocaust survivors.
Or look at the number: 0525663555
In preparation for Rosh Hashanah, the Renovation Patrol Association for the Elderly and Holocaust Survivors in collaboration with the Sheinberg Independence Association, an association that accompanies lone soldiers until independence, joins a project that will connect lone soldiers who volunteer with them and helpless seniors. With great respect and joy.
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