Zvika assumed the position of CEO at Paamonim in 2021, leveraging years of experience in senior management across several social organizations, primarily focusing on family economics and unemployment.
He firmly believes in the social sector’s unique role and advocates for authentic partnerships between the public and private sectors. Zvika previously served as the chairman of the inter-sector round table in the Prime Minister’s office, overseeing the development of such partnerships He was also a member of the public council of the National Insurance, served on the board of directors of “civic leadership,” a prominent umbrella organization of nonprofits, and more. Zvika emphasizes the need for individuals and families to take responsibility for their actions and equip themselves with tools to lead a life of well-being and dignity.
He holds a bachelor’s degree in law and a master’s degree in the history of the Mishnah and the Talmud.
Zvika resides in a community village in the scenic H’Ellah Valley, is married to Hagit, a mental health attorney, and is the proud father of Shira And Yiftah.

With Paamonim since 2011, Naomi strongly believes in our organizational work. The economic crisis adversely affects all areas of life and she therefore sees great importance in the economic rehabilitation of families.
Formerly the human resources and volunteer manager at Paamonim, Naomi has extensive experience in the field in social organizations. Since 2022, she has served as VP and Director of Resource Development.
Social worker, coach and loves people.
She lives in Jerusalem. She is married to Yehuda. Mother and especially grandmother.

Michal has been working at Paamonim since 2015 in a variety of coordinating and program management positions. Since 2019, she has been the organization’s program manager. Michal manages the array of special programs operated by Paamonim for an incorporation with government ministries and other organizations in the social and public arenas. Michal has extensive experience in managing complex and long-term partnerships and building professional and good working relationships.
Michal is an attorney with a bachelor’s degree in law and an MBA with a specialization in social leadership from Ben Gurion University and the Mandel Foundation.
She is married to Sagi, and mother of Shira, Hadas, Eitan, Itamar, and Ayala.

Since 2010, she has held various positions in various departments of the organization over the years. Gitit has an in-depth familiarity with all the work at Paamonim, while personally connecting to the employees and employees, also takes care of all the volunteers, always with a smile and a desire to help.
She holds a bachelor’s degree in behavioral sciences, management and economics from Ben-Gurion University, a certificate in a practical human resources course of the Human Resources Association in Israel, and additional certificate studies in various fields.
She is married to Yoni and a mother of four. In her free time, she likes to run, read and dabble in design.

Dorit joined Paamonim in 2007, after years of working in social services departments as a community social worker.
Dorit has in-depth knowledge of volunteer management, training, economic rehabilitation of families, and leading processes of change in individuals and communities. Dorit believes that every person has the power to change by discovering and realizing the powers inherent in them and leveraging them to improve their quality of life and wellbeing.
She holds a bachelor’s degree in social work from Bar Ilan University and a master’s degree in nonprofit management from the Hebrew University. In addition, she is a graduate of supervision courses, group guidance and more. In addition to her work at Paamonim, she is an adjunct lecturer at the school of social work at Ariel University and teaches a course on caring for families in poverty.
She is married to Danny, a mother of four, and a grandmother. She lives in the village of Pedu’el in Samaria. In her free time she likes to travel, read beautiful literature, and cook.

In 2011, she managed the Negev region for 10 years, during which she became deeply familiar with the economic struggles of Israeli households.
I believe that everyone can and should contribute to the good of society and the environment. I try to do my best to benefit the natural and human environment.
She holds a bachelor’s degree in behavioral sciences, management and economics and an MBA from Ben Gurion University.
She is a kibbutz member and is currently a kibbutz member, married to Maoz and mother of three daughters.

Sarit has worked at Paamonim since 2022. A social entrepreneur, she spent roughly thirteen years at the Bat-Ami nonprofit organization in a variety of roles, most recently serving as a member of the management team and as Northern District Manager. Alongside this, she worked with the Bnei Akiva youth movement, at the Or Akiva Ulpana, and within the State Religious Education Administration. In Or Akiva, she founded a families’ core group, a residents’ headquarters, and the “Women Meeting” initiative. She holds a bachelor’s degree in Logistics and Economics and a Master’s degree in Public Administration, both from Bar-Ilan University. She is a certified group facilitator through the Institute for Group Facilitation and a graduate of Organizational Consulting Studies at Oranim College. She is also a graduate of the Mandel Program for Social Leadership. A mother of five, she lives in Or Akiva.

Roni has worked at Paamonim since 2021 and has volunteered with the organization in various roles, including guide, team leader, and regional advisor, since 2014. In his role, he is responsible for all computer systems, information security, and the development and modernization of systems. Roni brings extensive experience in software management and development, along with a broad understanding of the needs of Paamonim’s various stakeholders. He holds a Master’s degree in Computer Science. Born in Jerusalem, he now lives in and loves the north of Israel. A father, grandfather, hiker, sports enthusiast, writer, and gardener, he fits it all into his limited free time.

Sharon has worked at Paamonim since 2009, in a variety of management positions. She started as a regional manager in the family support system, was involved in training development, founded and managed the Paamonim College of Financial Education for about 8 years, and since 2022 has served in the position of information manager. She believes in the ability of every person to change in order to create a better reality of life.
She holds a BA and MA in Israeli studies, a graduate certificate in directorship and group facilitation, and an MA in Public Policy from the Hebrew University. Sharon has extensive experience in guiding and facilitating groups and training Paamonim facilitators, lecturers, and professionals.
She is married to Yigal, a professor of biblical history, mother to Matar, Nitsan, Asaph, Aviv, and Amit, and a proud grandmother. In her free time, she likes to travel around the country, spend time with family, and bake.

Netanel has worked at Paamonim since 2008 in a variety of roles. For 8 years, he served as a Regional Manager within the family guidance division, and has since worked in the field of organizational learning. In recent years, he has headed the Development and Organizational Learning department. Netanel brings extensive experience in group facilitation, training facilitators, and expertise in learning development. Outside of his work at Paamonim, he is socially active in a range of fields, driven by a belief in the power of society and individuals to create personal, communal, and social change. He holds qualifications in training development and management, group facilitation, and addiction treatment. He is married, a father of six, and lives in Ramat HaSharon.

Ruti has been at Paamonim since 2010. She serves as Director of Finance and Signature Legacy for the Association.
Ruti is responsible for the internal and external financial management of the organization.
She takes part in leading and growing Paamonim while maintaining its financial stability. She holds a degree in accounting.
She is married and a mother of seven.