Everyday life skills
Finding the responsible authority
Identify decision-maker, operator and helper.
Making everyday life in Israel clearerLess bureaucracy.
Less bureaucracy.
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Clear guides, checklists and official service links to help you understand what to check and what to do next.
Use everyday language: what happened and what do you need to do?
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Moving homeAction checklist
Buying a vehicleWhat to check beforehand
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Health and medical careGuides to navigating health services, preparing for medical appointments, patients' rights and finding professional help.
Parenting and babiesGuides for parents based on official information: child health clinics, development, vaccinations, safety and family support.
Documents and licencesGuides to renewals, documents and public services.
Rights and benefitsGuidance on finding official information and checking possible rights.
Employment and livelihoodGuides to starting a job, leaving a job and checking your rights.
Renting and housingGuides to renting, housing assistance, checking contracts and dealing with property owners.
Children, education and childcareRegistration for education and childcare, daycare and services for families with children.
Licences and drivingRenewing driving and vehicle licences and obtaining a disability parking permit.Start here
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Everyday life skills
Distinguishing official information from advertising
Check operator and what is being sold.
Everyday life skills
Managing family administrative tasks
Assign owner, date and evidence of completion.
Everyday life skills
Getting digital-submission help without sharing passwords
Separate technical help from representation.
Everyday life skills
Contacting a public body with evidence
Present facts, a question and matching annexes.
Parenting and babies
Checking routine childhood vaccination schedules
Use current official table with a nurse.
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