[7] Road to Recovery is affiliated with and receives funding from Project Rozana, an Australia-based non-profit founded in 2013 by Hadassah Australia.

[1] A few years later, Roth joined The Parents Circle-Families Forum, a group of Israelis and Palestinians who have lost family in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

[1] By 2014, Naim al Baida, a Palestinian construction worker, joined the non-profit to help coordinate transportation in the Central District and the West Bank.

[10] Members of Road to Recovery continue with their operations in the West Bank driving approximately 140 people every day to Israeli hospitals.

[5][8] Israeli volunteer drivers are not able to cross with their cars into Palestinian Territories and vice versa, so patients are often picked up and dropped off at military checkpoints.