Kanfey Dror was founded by the El-Ami family and named after their son Dror, a wise and sensitive young man who was deeply hurt by social abuse and ostracism during his childhood; Dror made a great effort to overcome this and was able to succeed in school, Mekhina (an army preparatory program), in the army, higher education and with the family; however the scars from being so hurt as a child left deep marks on his soul, and when he was 23 they rose to the surface, opened up, and overcame him. What do we do? The Kanfey Dror non-profit organization has established an array of ambassadors: Volunteers and educators, who undergo intensive professional training in ways of addressing the phenomena of social violence, exclusion and ostracism, based on the belief that it takes a whole village to deal with the challenges of social violence, rejection and ostracism. Our activists volunteer to prevent these phenomena, and to ensure that no child is ostracized or suffers from social violence or exclusion. How we operate: Training educational teams Training volunteers Establishing a unique hotline that addresses cases of social violence, exclusion or ostracism. When Kanfey Dror ambassadors encounter a case of social violence or exclusion, they operate the “Dror Procedure” – an intelligent intervention by a team composed of school committee and community committee members who help solve cases of ostracism and exclusion. We are here in order to eradicate the phenomena of social violence, exclusion and ostracism from the social reality of children in Israel.