BEIT HALOCHEM CANADA
Rehabilitating, rebuilding, and enhancing the lives of Israelis disabled in the line of duty or through acts of terror
AID TO DISABLED VETERANS OF ISRAEL
COURAGE IN MOTION 2025 HIGHLIGHTS
COURAGE IN MOTION 2025 HIGHLIGHTS
On Courage in Motion (CIM) 2025, Canadian cyclists rode alongside Israel's injured Heroes during a life-affirming, friendship-forming, utterly enjoyable magical journey through southern Israel. From the Gaza Perimeter to the Dead Sea and from the Negev to Nova, the ride's special moments were many. Experiencing them with the men and women injured in the line of duty, including those wounded on October 7 or during Swords of Iron, was highly meaningful.
Our heartfelt appreciation to everyone who rode, donated in a participant's name, sponsored the ride, and cheered our cyclists along the way. It all contributed to this year's great success! As we gear down on CIM 2025, we encourage you to look ahead to next year’s ride. From October 11-15, 2026 we will take in northern Israel’s spectacular beauty and history.
Beit Halochem’s Responsibility
Beit Halochem is the only organization legally responsible for
the well-being of all Israel’s wounded veterans from
the time of injury and for the rest of their lives.
65,000+
Israelis disabled in
the line of duty or
through acts of terror
5
State-of-the-art rehabilitation centres
across Israel
43%
Injured Israeli
veterans are
affected by PTSD
WHAT DOES BEIT HALOCHEM DO?
At Centres in Tel Aviv, Jerusalem, Haifa, Be'er Sheva, Nahariya, or the future Ashdod, Beit Halochem is a place where the courageous men and women, who have sacrificed so much for Israel, can rebuild their lives after injury. At its leading-edge facilities, Beit Halochem provides a wide selection of services to its members and their families, including physiotherapy, hydrotherapy, therapeutic devices, specialized sporting equipment, coaching, cultural activities, and vital PTSD support.
VETERAN SPOTLIGHT
Michelle Rukovitzin
Staff Sergeant Rukovitzin was an intelligence systems technician, working at outposts along the Gaza border. Michelle is considered among the most critically-injured military personnel to survive October 7. She spoke for the first time in March 2024. When Rinat, her longtime partner, proposed, Michelle vowed aloud, "Yes! And I will walk down the aisle on my own two feet!"
Make a difference today for our Heroes' tomorrow!
EVENTS
Attending BHC events is a great way tp support and learn more about our commitment to Israel’s
injured veterans.
volunteer
BHC appreciates its
dedicated volunteers who lend their time and skills in the office or on event committees.
Join our volunteer team!
donate
BHC is grateful
for the generous support
of its community of donors.