The Nefesh Hotline is a telephone support line for the families of people facing mental health challenges. The hotline offers families acceptance and support in dealing with their pain and suggests strategies for coping with their immediate needs.
The hotline is active from noon to midnight, staffed by volunteers who are themselves family members of mental health sufferers. The volunteers are professional and understanding, knowledgeable in many fields, and willing to take action. They receive weekly training with a certified instructor, including respected mental health professionals and activists.
The hotline aims to provide practical and emotional support, information, and advice for parents or relatives of people facing mental health challenges.
Today, religious people with a family member who is suffering a mental health crisis typically lack a service that addresses their specific needs. The hotline offers understanding and guidance both for immediate problems and for long-term coping.
- Coordinator's salary
- Office rent
- Weekly training.
- Specific professional training
- Advertising and marketing.
- Switchboard line and WhatsApp account
- Annual Cost