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Women of Aliyah Directory
The Women of Aliyah Directory is a place to discover and support the businesses, services, and creative work of women who have made Aliyah. It complements our Journal, where women share stories, essays, poetry, and art, by offering practical ways to connect and support one another.
CATEGORIES
Heart & Soul
Torah teachers, spiritual guides, life coaches, holistic healers, meditation & mindfulness
Family & Relationships
Parenting support, childcare, family counseling, Shalom Bayit support, community projects
Body & Wellness
Nutritionists, fitness trainers, yoga & pilates, alternative medicine, wellness coaches
Home & Living
Accountants, financial advisors, organizers, interior designers, real estate agents, cleaning & home care, gardening & landscaping
Creativity & Expression
Artists, designers, musicians, writers, editors, photographers, craftspeople
Food & Hospitality
Caterers, bakers, specialty foods, cafés & restaurants, cooking classes, food experiences
Innovation
Inventors, idea-generators and educators
Join this inspiring network. Get your business or service listed for ₪72 and be seen, supported, and connected. Or you can offer a class/workshop in exchange for your listing.
In addition to the Directory, the Women of Aliyah Journal offers a space for women to share their voices through stories, essays, poetry, and art. Together, the Journal and Directory create a living community of inspiration and support.
Be Included
Join this inspiring network and get your name, business, or service listed for ₪72.
Or, offer a class/workshop in exchange for payment.
Together, we can celebrate women’s journeys, build stronger connections, and support one another in meaningful ways.
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