Holistic Support Model

Organizes and hosts an annual exposition focused on scuba diving, travel, and adventure, providing a platform for industry engagement and public education.

Provides certification and hands-on training for the visual inspection, oxygen cleaning, maintenance, and safe handling of high-pressure cylinders and valves, recognized across multiple industries. Includes in-person training and an eLearning module for theoretical instruction.

Provides time, resources, and aquarium maintenance support to Maria Fareri Children’s Hospital, contributing to patient well-being through marine life exposure.

Hosts the Diving and Hyperbaric Science Symposium, a continuing education event approved for 5 EMT CEUs by NJ OEMS, including meal provision for attendees.

Hosts an annual free day-long event for high school and college students featuring exhibitors, college programs, speakers, and hands-on demonstrations to educate youth about marine-related careers.

Delivers environmental education to children through art-based learning, including lesson plans, interactive activities, and coloring materials. The program fosters marine awareness and includes an international poster contest for children.

Distributes free downloadable educational materials, including lesson plans and interactive content, to schools and students in locations such as New York, the Philippines, and Anguilla, supporting marine science education globally.

Conducts a 7-hour symposium for public safety diving practitioners that includes best practices training and networking opportunities, with meals provided to attendees.

Offers a grand prize package that includes a scuba diving experience, available only to certified divers, promoting diving participation and safety awareness.

Administers and awards marine-focused scholarships to support students pursuing ocean-related careers, delivered as part of broader youth education initiatives.

Provided support to over 340,000 IDF soldiers, veterans, and their families in a single year through funding and services focused on health, well-being, and education. Transferred over $325 million to Israel between 2023 and 2025 to sustain these efforts, with an additional $250 million committed for emergency well-being support and a $76 million allocation for core programs in 2025.

Opened a new mental health clinic in Modi’in dedicated to serving IDF veterans and their families, expanding access to psychological care.

Completed a NIS 23 million reconstruction project to reopen the sports center and gym at the IDF’s Re’im Base, enhancing recreational and physical training infrastructure for soldiers.

Provides therapy dogs to support the mental health and recovery of IDF soldiers, offering emotional and psychological assistance through animal-assisted therapy.

Offers individualized financial aid to severely wounded Israeli Defense Forces veterans for medical and psychological treatment, education and training, small construction projects, advocacy, and general financial needs, addressing gaps in government services.

Offers comprehensive information portals and in-person support through Soldier Advocates in Israel, covering medical, legal, insurance, transportation, tax, family, education, and discount rights, including hospital admission procedures and legal recognition as a wounded soldier.

Conducts fundraising to provide soccer balls for children of wounded soldiers in Israel, supporting family well-being and community engagement.

Facilitates access to complex reconstructive surgeries in the United States and provides specialized rehabilitation support, including LEGO-based therapy to improve hand strength, coordination, visual-motor skills, and cognitive recovery for hospitalized soldiers.