Housing Assistance

Housing grant 

Children of the fallen who are unmarried and purchase a home before turning 30 are eligible for a one-time grant of 139,265 ₪Last updated on 1.1.2026 (80% of a marriage grant). 

If, after receiving the housing grant and before turning 30, they get married, they can receive the difference (the remaining 20% of the marriage grant) between the marriage grant and the housing grant they have already received. 

Grant at the age of 30

Children of the fallen who turn 30 and have not yet married or purchased a home are eligible for a one-time grant equal to a marriage grant 174,082 ₪Last updated on 1.1.2026. 

If they previously received a housing grant, they can receive the difference (20%) between the housing grant and the age 30 grant when they turn 30. 

Orphans under the age of 30 can receive a loan of up to 36,418 ₪Last updated on 1.1.2026 for marriage or housing purposes provided they present a registration certificate from the rabbinate or a purchase contract.

Loan guarantee 

You must provide the bank with guarantors for the loan, who will commit to repaying the loan to the bank in case you are unable to pay. 

The guarantors can sign the guarantee at any branch of the bank, not just the branch where you chose to apply for the loan. 

The following documents must be submitted through your account and according to the type of request: 

For receiving a housing grant: 

• Housing grant application form.
• Home purchase contract or building permit in the orphan's name.
• In the case of construction, approval from a local authority inspector confirming completion of the building framework.
• Bank account update form and account management confirmation.
• Orphans applying for a loan must sign the Approval and consent form for transferring details as part of a loan application for orphans following the transition to digital referral.

For receiving the age 30 grant: 

• Age 30 grant application form.
• Copy of ID card including the appendix, indicating the current marital status. 
• Bank account update form and account management confirmation.

If necessary, we will contact you and request additional documents. 

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• We will respond within 25 business days from the receipt of all required documents. If there is any delay, we will make sure to inform you. 
• After eligibility is approved, the grant will be included in the benefits slip, and the loan will be processed through the First International Bank of Israel. 

• In some cases, it is necessary to present guarantors to the bank for the loan. The guarantors will commit to repaying the loan to the bank if you are unable to pay.  
• The guarantors can sign the guarantee at any of the bank's branches, not just the branch where you chose to apply for the loan. 

If you need to cancel an approved loan, or shorten or extend the repayment term, please inform the welfare worker.