Wikipedia's first sentence called it “public non-profit organization that supports people who stutter and their families in israel”. Today it says “charitable organization”.
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The opening as it read in 2015
Israel Stuttering Association , a charity since 1999, is a public non-profit organization that supports people who stutter and their families in Israel .1The name, AMBI, is an acronym made up from the initial letters of the Association's official Hebrew name.2 The Association seeks to enhance public knowledge about stuttering, runs self-help groups and promotes affordable treatment for people who stutter. It also organizes conferences and meetings for people who stutter, speech language therapists and anyone interested in stuttering. The Association is chaired by Benny Ravid.3 It publishes a journal: OutLoud (Hebrew title: Bekol Ram ). In 2012, Ravid and other people who stutter performed a play at Jerusalem ’s Tzamid festival of the arts for disabled people.4AMBI, Israel Stuttering Association is a member of the European League of Stuttering Associations and the International Stuttering Association .5The Times of Israel .6 European League of Stuttering Associations .
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The Israel Stuttering Association ( , AMBI ) is a public non-profit charitable organization that supports people who stutter and their families in Israel . The association seeks to enhance public knowledge about stuttering, runs self-help groups, and promotes affordable treatment for people who stutter. It also organizes conferences and meetings for people who stutter, speech language therapists , and anyone interested in stuttering. As of 2011 , the association is chaired by Benny Ravid. It publishes a journal: OutLoud (Hebrew title: Bekol Ram ). In 2012, Ravid and other people who stutter performed a play at Jerusalem 's Tzamid festival of the arts for disabled people. AMBI is a member of the European League of Stuttering Associations and the International Stuttering Association . The Times of Israel . European League of Stuttering Associations .
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Israeli non-profit supporting stutterers The Israel Stuttering Association ( , AMBI ) is a public non-profit charitable organization that supports people who stutter and their families in Israel . The association seeks to enhance public knowledge about stuttering, runs self-help groups, and promotes affordable treatment for people who stutter. It also organizes conferences and meetings for people who stutter, speech language therapists , and anyone interested in stuttering. As of 2023 , the association's CEO is Omri Lipzin. It publishes a journal: OutLoud (Hebrew title: Bekol Ram ). AMBI is a member of the European League of Stuttering Associations and the International Stuttering Association . European League of Stuttering Associations .
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The opening as it stood in 2025
Israeli non-profit supporting stutterers The Israel Stuttering Association ( Hebrew : ארגון המגמגמים בישראל , AMBI ) is a public non-profit charitable organization that supports people in Israel who stutter , and their families. The association seeks to enhance public knowledge about stuttering, runs self-help groups, and promotes affordable treatment for people who stutter. It also organizes conferences and meetings for people who stutter, speech language therapists , and anyone interested in stuttering. As of 2023 , the association's CEO is Omri Lipzin. It publishes a journal: OutLoud (Hebrew title: Bekol Ram ). AMBI is a member of the European League of Stuttering Associations and the International Stuttering Association . European League of Stuttering Associations .
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public non-profit organization that supports people who stutter and their families in israel
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charitable organization
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