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Paamonim is a non-profit organization dedicated to financial well-being.
We aim for a future where Israelis adopt sound, transparent, and responsible financial practices, fostering a stable socioeconomic environment. We provide financial guidance and tools to anyone in need, helping them make informed financial decisions.
We cater to diverse groups across the nation and offer a wide range of services and programs for the broader public across Israel.
3000
Active
Volunteers
12,000
Families
across different programs
18,000
Attendees
in lectures
and courses
45,000
Annual
savings
per Family
Mentoring and Guidance
Long-term personal guidance
A structured journey of learning, conceptual transformation, and acquiring new tools for educated and balanced financial behavior
One-time Paamonim consultation
Up to three financial strategy sessions,
Formulating a budget and outlining a life plan
Financial Education for families
Group sessions where participants experience a transformation in understanding and behavior
Success stories
Paamonim closely supported us, offering financial education for daily management and guidance in our interactions with the bank
Paamonim is here to support you,
Lead a financial life at no cost
In a balanced and responsible way
Lead a financial life at no cost
In a balanced and responsible way
We help you free of charge,
Through personalized mentoring, consultations, and workshops
Through personalized mentoring, consultations, and workshops
What sparks your interest?
- Get advice or guidance
- Courses for families and individuals
- Courses for companies and organizations
- Volunteer with Paamonim
- Donate to Paamonim
Receive tailored guidance and advice for both families and individuals
Paamonim College for Financial Education
- Group training for companies and organizations
- Online modules focusing on smart financial habits for young adults, newlyweds and young couples
- Financial Planning for the Future: Navigating Investments and the Capital Market
- Parental Authority and Financial Education
- Dealing with debt
- The lectures are tailored for young individuals, couples, families, those nearing retirement, seniors, and professionals
- Achieving financial objectives
- Smart banking practices
- Youth Rights at Work
- Financial Influences from Peers
- Smart Online Shopping
Rehabilitation of debtors and populations in prostitution in insolvency proceedings
Holistic assistance for debtors in insolvency proceedings, to ensure successful completion of the process and prevent returning to the debt cycle.
Economic Support Program for Young Families
sponsored by Bank Ha'poalim
This program is intended for young couples and families who are at the beginning of their financial journey together.
The program includes guidance and direction to help the families deal with existing financial difficulties and build stable and balanced foundations for their family household.
Programs & Partners
Breathing a Sigh of Relief at the Otzma (Empowerment) Center
‘Breathing a Sigh of Relief at the Otzma (Empowerment) Center’ program, includes a range of solutions designed to improve the situation of families living in poverty and social exclusion in various areas of life while creating social mobility and increasing resources.
Useful articles and tools
Donate to PaamonimPaamonim fundraises to help give
Accompaniment and learning for families and individuals with difficulties
in the financial field, as well as for the training of lecturers and mentors.
VolunteerPaamonim seeks volunteers
To be trained for a variety of volunteer positions in the organization:
Accompanying families, guidance counselors, team leaders, group facilitation and more.
Events
Small News – Big News
Organizational Learning Day
Coming soon, the launch conference of the Paamonim Research Unit
Success stories
Without your help, I’d have probably found myslef facing bankruptcy at 32
“I lost two homes because I was addicted to shopping”
“You must wake up every morning with the confidence you are able to break free from dependency on others.”
“Whenever I found myself overdrawn I took out another loan.”
