Restart is a non-profit organization helping wounded soldiers from the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) to restart their life journey after physical and/or emotional trauma resulting from their mandatory service or reserve duty.

ABOUT US

WELCOME

Restart Global has been working to get wounded IDF soldiers and other Israeli veterans back on track since 2014, and has already helped hundreds of wounded veterans and their families.

It was established and is managed by injured veterans who have gone through the rehabilitation journey themselves. They understood the need for support at the point between the end of hospital treatment and the return to a real routine and an independent, full life.

Since October 7th, we have been faced with an insane number of over 20,000 wounded. We are doing everything we can to be there for them.

Beyond our routine programs that continue to operate, our teams are deployed in the field, in hospitals, visiting families, and are creating technological solutions tailored to the wounded in six hospitals

Our Programs

Our programs bring together wounded soldiers with volunteers from Israel’s innovative business and technology sectors. Both sides take full and active part in our programs, which require a mutual commitment to each other and the process as a whole.

A challenging support program for breaking boundaries and stepping out of your comfort zone. 10 powerful sessions in which the best speaker facilitators provide participants with practical tools for writing and presenting a Ted-style talk, based on their personal story, and delivering it in a fascinating and immersive way in an unforgettable closing event.

A mentoring program in which each participant is accompanied by a mentor from the industry and together they work one-on-one on setting personal goals, an action plan, and working to achieve them. The program is accompanied by 10 content sessions designed to provide practical tools for everyday life such as conveying messages, reading body language, networking, and more.

A 3-day event where the community and the best minds in the world of technology come together. Maker teams (engineers, programmers, designers, doctors, physiotherapists, etc.) come together to build technological solutions that do not exist on the market for the daily challenges of wounded IDF soldiers.

A community of program graduates. The community is a network for career advancement, business opportunities, support, knowledge sharing, etc. It includes courses and practical content, and a forum for human resources managers with the aim of finding work directly for injured people who are looking for a way to prepare for an interview, open doors, and various opportunities.

Makers for Heroes

We may not know them, but we owe them.