Established in 1950, Yad Le’Achim was founded to help Jews, especially new immigrants, maintain their religious lifestyle as they were accustomed to in their countries of origin and to provide Jewish education to those who had not received it. Today, the organization primarily focuses on rescuing Jewish women and their children from hostile villages and rehabilitating their lives within Israeli society. Members of the organization combat assimilation and intermarriage by exposing cults and missionary initiatives and providing guidance and education on these issues.

Shivat Zion Israeli charity Trust provides scholarships to evacuated women who arrive with nothing, often without supportive family backgrounds and sometimes after experiencing physical and economic violence. These scholarships help cover daily expenses and enable these women to rebuild their family lives with peace of mind.