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The Canadian Friends of Rambam Health Care Campus

Is a not-for-profit organization created to co-ordinate the Canadian effort to spread awareness and support of Israel’s Rambam Hospital. It is governed by a national board that is made up of outstanding leaders who are volunteers that care deeply for Israel and the well being of its people.

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More trauma patients are seen in Rambam every day than in all Israeli hospitals combined.

If Rambam is to continue providing essential medical care to Northern Israel’s diverse population, we need your help! To support our programs and services, please visit the Make a Gift page of this website.

Seriously Wounded Soldier Brought to Rambam Print E-mail

 

TUESDAY, AUGUST 3, 2010 - Wounded Israeli soldier Captain Ezra Lakia was evacuated by helicopter to Rambam Health Care Campus in Haifa after sustaining severe injuries by a sniper from the Lebanese Armed Forces. 
 

Emergency Room Director Shlomi Israelit said that 30 year-old reservist Lakia, "suffered wounds to his chest area and his left arm." By Tuesday evening, Lakia was in a stable condition. 
 
Unfortunately in the same incident Lt.-Col. (res.) Dov Harari, 45, from Netanya, was fatally wounded.
 
The incident began around noon, when a force from Harari's reserve battalion entered an enclave along the border and near Kibbutz Misgav Am to conduct routine maintenance work.  The soldiers had coordinated their movement beyond the fence with UNIFIL and were working to cut down a tree when shots were fired in their direction.
 
Rambam's expertise in advanced treatment of trauma is unmatched in any center in the world.  Able to deal with mass casualties, Rambam's new Trauma and Emergency Center is Israel's first emergency facility protected against conventional and chemical warfare. 
 
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Newsflash

The Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) at Rambam is a place of extraordinary skill and compassion.  More than 400 premture and newborn infants are treated each year, including infants weighing less than 750 grams.

Our Goal this Rosh Hashanah is to raise $550,000 = 5 infant care stations for the NICU

Your support will enable equipment that is vitally needed to be purchased.

The cost of a small baby's survival is priceless!

Make a donation today using our online form!