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Forty years ago, Mariuma Klein founded Shanti House and has since guided thousands of at-risk youth and young adults facing life-threatening situations. Throughout these years, she learned crucial lessons about the human spirit – about the choices that drive us, our capacity for change, our need for safe spaces, and our passion for life: “Meeting thousands of children who came to us has been an endless stream of lessons in love, compassion, and courage.” Here are some of them.

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After being canceled last year due to the war, the journey honoring at-risk youth returns on November 22nd, with modifications due to the current situation

It began with COVID-19 and continued through the social-political crisis that unfolded here. Mobile phones became like “virtual friends,” a source of relief from loneliness.

The ongoing war and evacuation of thousands of families from their homes in the Gaza envelope and northern Israel has created a deep crisis among

Israeli society must understand that investing in youth today isn’t just about social responsibility – it’s an investment in our national resilience. If we don’t

Shanti House launches a new campaign for International Children’s Day, reaching out to youth in distress through stickers and flyers designed to resemble Telegram dealer

Shanti House Bike Ride Sets Off for Jerusalem This Morning: “Hundreds of Cyclists Join Annual Ride Supporting At-Risk Youth”

Hundreds of cyclists participated in Shanti House’s annual bike journey, starting in Tel Aviv and finishing in Jerusalem, covering 85 kilometers: “A journey that symbolizes

The youth center is known for its devoted care of young people. Today, Shanti House also provides support to evacuated youth, hoping to prevent them

Minister of Education Yifat Shasha-Biton announced tonight (Monday) the award of the Israel Prize for Lifetime Achievement to Mariuma Klein, founder of Shanti House. The

Eden, a Shanti House resident, together with Mariuma, interviewed by Lucy Aharish on Channel 13 News: “Today’s youth will educate and protect our children tomorrow.

As Purim approaches, Shanti House’s volunteer service year community is planning a grand celebration to make the holiday special and joyful for the at-risk youth

An innovative experiment is taking place in the middle of the Negev: a youth center with activities, a game room, and even Facebook. Behind the

Mariuma Klein, founder of Shanti House which supports at-risk youth, received the Israel Prize for Lifetime Achievement for her social and community work. Prize Committee:

Mariuma Klein, founder and director of “Shanti House,” will receive the Israel Prize for Lifetime Achievement, recognizing 38 years of helping over 60,000 at-risk youth

Congratulations Mariuma! I was overjoyed to inform Mariuma Klein of her selection as Israel Prize laureate for Lifetime Achievement. Mariuma dedicates her life to youth,

Mariuma, one of the few Israelis chosen as a Top 25 finalist in CNN’s prestigious CNN HEROES project, was selected from thousands of nominees from

How did a girl who was abandoned at the age of 2, sexually assaulted at the age of 5, raped at the age of 17

At -risk and life -threatening youth in Israel and the founder of the Shanti House, Mariuma Klein the Shanti house

For 35 years, the Shanti house has been working and giving youth and children at risk the feeling that they never had – we believe

Shi-Lee Telker wandered alone on the street for many years, until he arrived at the Shanty House.