We exist to support orphaned children facing the aftermath of war, profound loss, and a lack of essential care. From our base in Israel, our purpose is guided by need, dignity, and compassion.
ONGOING MEDICAL APPEALFor a child who has already lost so much, access to medical care can change what comes next. Our ongoing appeal supports wounded orphaned children and children living with severe kidney, heart, and lung conditions.
Support the medical appeal ↗Every child deserves a chance to heal.Stability, daily essentials, and a caring environment for children whose lives have been disrupted.
A mission centered on nourishment, emotional wellbeing, and access to essential medical care.
Learning, connection, and the opportunity to imagine a future beyond difficult beginnings.
Children are people with their own voices, not stories of tragedy. Our mission embraces children regardless of background or belief, and prioritizes respectful care, privacy, and the opportunity to grow.
Since its inception in 2010, Ontoland’s children’s support program has established a presence within existing refugee camps. From Jalazone and Balata to Aida and Shu’fat, our story is about standing alongside displaced children—not letting displacement write the whole of their story.
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In Jalazone, Ontoland’s children’s support program carries a simple belief: displacement should not define a childhood. This chapter of our work places children, their dignity, and their possibilities at the heart of our mission.
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Our story in Balata is part of the children’s support program Ontoland began in 2010. Here, the purpose behind our presence is deeply human: to stand alongside displaced children and keep their futures in view.
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Near Bethlehem, Ontoland’s support program in Aida reflects our commitment to children growing up with displacement. This chapter is about seeing the child beyond the circumstances—and holding onto the possibility of a brighter tomorrow.
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In the East Jerusalem area, Shu’fat forms another chapter in Ontoland’s children’s support program. Our commitment begins with belonging: every displaced child deserves to feel seen, valued, and included in the future we imagine together.
Our program began in 2010 within an existing landscape of refugee communities. The camp-history dates above refer to the camps’ original founding, not their establishment by Ontoland. Photographs illustrate our themes and are not location-specific program photographs.
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