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Manager Returns to Support Addiction Patients After Tragedy

3/6/2026

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Maya Riftin, manager of the "Dror" Center for Addiction Treatment in Tel Aviv, returned to support her patients after her home was destroyed this week.
The "Dror" network began as methadone stations and now serves approximately 3,000 patients annually, offering medical treatment and psychosocial support.
Yasmin Nahum, CEO of the Israel Public Health Association, said centers remain open during crises to support those in need.

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Maya Riftin, manager of the "Dror" Center for Addiction Treatment in Tel Aviv, returned to support her patients after her home was destroyed this week.
The "Dror" network began as methadone stations and now serves approximately 3,000 patients annually, offering medical treatment and psychosocial support.
Yasmin Nahum, CEO of the Israel Public Health Association, said centers remain open during crises to support those in need.