Dear Friends of Latet, we are proud to share with you our 2017 summary magazine! Click to have a look at our 2017 activities and achievements >>
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Every year, Latet organizes a conference with Israel's key political figures, business executives and strategic partners to discuss issue of poverty and explore sustainable solutions to end poverty in Israel and abroad.
This year, the keynotes speakers are:
Professor Dan Ariely, Psychology and Behaviour Economics professor at Duke University and Maxin Fassberg, CEO of Intel.
This year, the keynotes speakers are:
Professor Dan Ariely, Psychology and Behaviour Economics professor at Duke University and Maxin Fassberg, CEO of Intel.
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Latet - 2017 in Review
Brochure Latet en Français
Qu'est-ce que l'organisation Latet? Comment tout a commencé? Que faisons-nous?
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Social Impact Report 2020
Despite the unprecedented conditions COVID-19 posed, Latet continued and even increased its assistance during 2020. Check out now our 2020 summary >>
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poverty report
poverty report
Alternative Poverty Report 2021
Click to read our 19th Alternative Poverty Report, which reflects the current trends pertaining to poverty and nutritional insecurity in Israel 2021>>
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Key Numbers | Alternative Poverty Report 2022
Click to read the key numbers of Latet's Alternative Poverty Report that explores the meaning of living in poverty in Israel 2022 >>
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LATET's Nationwide Conference
LATET's Nationwide Conference of Nonprofit Organizations was held on Dec 22 with former president Shimon Perez and reps of 150 organizations.
MAZON and Government Relations Meeting
Latet's Director of Government Relations met with our partners at MAZON Organization in their offices in Los Angeles to discuss our awareness and adv
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Alternative Poverty Report 2023
Click to read Latet's Alternative Poverty Report that explores the meaning of living in poverty in Israel 2023 >>
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Poverty Rate in Israel
On January 31, 2016, Secretary General of OECD presented to the government the biennial report on the Israeli economy.
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