Henrietta Szold's 1934 Compassionate Call to Action: A letter signed by her, in her capacity as Department Manager of The Department of Social Work, addresses the accessibility of social services for German immigrants in Tel Aviv.  Szold highlights the inconvenience faced by immigrants who had to repeatedly travel to Tel Aviv for these services. She advocates for social workers to be available in the evenings near the immigrants' locations to alleviate travel burdens. This emphasis on accessibility reflects Szold's commitment to social justice and proactive approach to marginalized communities' needs, showcasing her pragmatic leadership style and dedication to enhancing social welfare in Israel.

Henrietta Szold (1860-1945) was a pioneering Zionist leader and educator who played a crucial role in establishing public infrastructure in healthcare, education, welfare, and nursing in Israel. She co-founded Hadassah Women's Organization, led Youth Aliyah, and advocated for women's rights.