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  • Golden Key Award

    In recognition of his remarkable leadership, dedication and partnership over the years, Amigour is honored to present Richard “Richie” Pearlstone with the inaugural Golden Key Award.

  • Simchat Torah - A Day of Joy and Remembrance

    On Simchat Torah, as we joyously dance with the Torah, we hold close the memory of those whose lives were so cruelly taken on Simchat Torah, October 7, 2023.

  • Succot 2026

    Amigour residents across Israel celebrated Sukkot together with festive gatherings filled with music, friendship, joy and a warm sense of community.

  • Food Baskets for Amigour Residents

    In celebration of the holidays, Amigour residents received festive food baskets filled with care, warmth and holiday spirit..

  • Yom Kippur - Gmar Hatima Tova

    Amigour wishes everyone a meaningful Yom Kippur filled with reflection, forgiveness and hope.

  • Welcoming Rosh Hashana

    Amigour wishes you and your loved ones a sweet New Year filled with health, happiness, peace and hope.

  • Happy 78th Israel Independence Day

    You can feel the joy and excitement in the air as Amigour’s elderly residents come together to celebrate Israel’s 78th Independence Day.

  • Yom HaZikaron

    Amigour bows its head in solemn remembrance of Israel’s fallen soldiers, honoring their courage, sacrifice, and unwavering dedication to the State of Israel.

  • Holocaust Remembrance Day 2026

    Tonight on Holocaust Remembrance Day, Yom Hashoah, we pause to remember the six million lives that were so brutally taken and the stories that must never be forgotten.

  • Happy Passover 2026

    Amigour wishes you a happy Passover as we continue to suffer ongoing missiles.

Amigour Movie

Amigour's Museum

In the shelter of the Amigour sheltered housing facility in Ashkelon is a small museum.
Its founders, Shira Balata and Benjamin Shain z”l , realized the importance of establishing a museum that would not only preserve the personal stories and memories of the residents, but would also include a place to display the arts and crafts created by them.
For the 135 elderly in Amigour’s residential facility in Ashkelon, many of whom are Holocaust survivors, the museum is their pride and joy. The benefit of creating arts and crafts is fulfilling and gives our residents an extra sense of worth and contribution.

Shira welcomes visitors to come and experience the Amigour Museum.