Netanya AACI

..because we choose to live in Israel

Beit Oleh America Netanya AACI 28 Shmuel Hanatziv, Netanya, 42281

Tel: 09 833 0950 FAX: 09 862 9183 email: info@netanyaaaci.org.il

Here to help you

Municipal affairs and guidance to olim.
Municipal Affairs-Moshe Shamir 12 noon to 1pm, every Monday & Thursday
At 15 Herzl Street, Moshe is available for AACI members to help solve problems with local council “arnona” and National Insurance.
Moshe speaks several languages and has been particularly active in ensuring the success of the Russian and Ethiopian immigrant influx into Netanya over the past decade. He is the founder of and president of This Land Is Mine Olim Fund, which based out of the Netanya AACI gives aid to the needy in the form of monthly food vouchers and Scholarships to students.
Moshe can be contacted at the AACI every Monday morning.

Whether you are a tourist, temporary resident,

new oleh or vatik (been around for a while!) - we are here to help you .

The AACI counselor Yanina Musnikow, is available weekly at Netanya AACI by appointment.

(Call 09 8330950). You can also contact Yanina by e-mail ymusnikow@aaci.org.il

We offer counseling on Olim Rights, Mortgages, Citizenship, Customs, Army Service, Banking information, Retirement, Kupat Holim, Housing, Personal Status, Israeli Taxes, Ulpan, Bituach Leumi, Education and Employment.

Requests for loans and mortgages, available from the North American community and administered by the AACI, are also processed through the counselor.

On the National AACI website there is valuable updated information for new immigrants on: Customs, Driving in Israel, Education, Finances, Health, Housing, Legal Directory, Retiring In Israel, Status and Tips

10.00am-12 noon every Tuesday Colin Keyes, a social worker is available at Netanya AACI to deal with various issues including financial, seniors' rights and benefits. Call 09 8330950 to book an appointment New Service for Members
Colin Keyes is a social worker for the elderly, with 40 years’ experience in England and Israel.He specializes in initiating and managing welfare projects and is a facilitator between the client and the establishment. He has extensive connections with the Anglo-Saxon community in Netanya and is aware of the difficulties of language and culture that are faced.Colin will be volunteering for two hours each week at our offices. He will try to deal with problems such as social work issues; interpreting letters in Hebrew and taking necessary action; as a contact with health, welfare and caring services and with the suppliers of utility services; issues relating to Bituach Leumi; financial problems and consumerism and seniors' rights and benefits. Issues that can be resolved fairly speedily will be dealt with free of charge. However, a charge will be made if further action is required.