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Since 1980, the NCC has sought to advance children’s rights and promote and protect the well-being of all children in Israel, age birth to 18, regardless of ethnicity, religious affiliation, or social-economic status.  \nThe NCC serves as a nationwide address for anyone wishing to report violations of children’s rights; we provide support and services to children in distress; we successfully influence public policy and raise public awareness of children’s rights and issues affecting their welfare and wellbeing; we initiate  \ninnovative projects addressing complex problems at home, at school, and in the community. The distinctiveness of the NCC is marked by its combination of activities on behalf of individual children and finding solutions for concrete problems, and those activities on a macro level that deal with fundamental issues in a manner that improves the rightsand well-being of thousands of children in Israel. Dealing with an enormous spectrum of issues including education, health, children-at- risk, abuse, delinquency, legislation, media and consumerism, the NCC has succeeded in making real changes in the lives of hundreds of thousands of children of all walks of life.  \nThe NCC diligently and courageously speaks out for the children. To retain our independence, objectivity, and freedom to act in defense of children under all circumstances, the NCC does not accept government funding. The NCC depends on the generosity of foundations, businesses, and individuals around the world who are concerned with the welfare of Israel’s children.  \n[www.children.org.il](www.children.org.il)  \nBernard van Leer Foundation  \nInvesting in a good start for children  \nThe Bernard van Leer Foundation is a private foundation that makes grants, shares knowledge and conducts advocacy to improve the opportunities of young children (age 0–8) growing up in circumstances of social and economic disadvantage.  \nBernard van Leer, a Dutch industrialist and philanthropist, established the Foundation with broad humanitarian goals in 1949. After Bernard’s death in 1958, his son Oscar focused the Foundation’s activities on giving children a fair start in life – not only for the sake of the children themselves, but also because it is crucial to building societies that are more peaceful, prosperous, cohesive and creative.  \nWe made our first early childhood development grant in 1966, in Jamaica. Since then we have invested over half a billion dollars in more than 50 countries. Our legacy includes helping to start and grow some of the world’s leading early childhood organizations and contributing to the development of public policies and models of service delivery that have reached national scale in countries as diverse as Jamaica, Colombia, Kenya, the Netherlands, Germany, Poland, Guatemala and Nicaragua.  \nCurrently, the Foundation funds innovative projects in eight countries – Brazil, India, Israel, the Netherlands, Peru, Tanzania, Turkey and Uganda – chosen for their economic, geographical and cultural diversity. Our work in those countries informs our growing global programme of advocacy and knowledge development, through which we aim to increase interest and investment in young children and families around the world.  \n[www.bernardvanleer.org](www.bernardvanleer.org)  \nTHE STATE OF  \nYOUNG CHILDREN IN ISRAEL  \n2015  \nIsrael National Council for the Child  \nWith the support of the  \nBernard van Leer Foundation  \nהמועצה הלאומית לשלום הילד  \nIsrael National Council for the Child  \nEditor: Hanita Kosher  \nAdvisor: Tsipi Berman  \nData Co","cbCairDkUboq2jOH","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCairDkUboq2jOH","pdf",1189443,66,"English","# Introduction\n# Summary\n# Chapter 1 Demographics\n# Chapter 2 Early Childhood Education\n# Chapter 3 Young Children and Health\n# Chapter 4 Young Children with Special Needs\n# Chapter 5 Young Children and Accidents\n# Chapter 6 Special Groups: Young Immigrant Children and Young Children of Foreign Workers and Refugees\n# Chapter 7 Poverty among Young Children\n# Chapter 8 Young Children at Risk and in Distress, and Child Abuse\n# Chapter 9 Young Children in Israel and the World\n# Sources","[{\"question\":\"What is the purpose of this report on young children in Israel?\",\"answer\":\"It presents a current picture of young children’s well-being to help policy-makers and practitioners understand the situation and base interventions on the data.\"},{\"question\":\"What sources and time framing does the report rely on?\",\"answer\":\"The report is based on the statistical yearbook Children in Israel 2014 and reflects a current examination of young children.\"},{\"question\":\"Which age group does the report focus on?\",\"answer\":\"It focuses on young children from birth to age six, treating early childhood as a critical development period requiring focused analysis.\"}]","THE STATE OF YOUNG CHILDREN IN ISRAEL - 2015 - Report | PDF",1792043194,166]