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YnetGeneral

Israeli Nonprofits Seek Volunteers for Diverse Causes

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Multiple Israeli non-profits are seeking volunteers for diverse roles across the country. "Elem: Digital" needs online counselors for at-risk youth, "Roum Farm" seeks gardening assistants for those with mental health challenges, and "Ha'Erez" hostel requires activity leaders for residents. "Ze Banafshi" needs drivers for gift delivery, "Tachlit Lema'an Ha'Adam" seeks food packers, and "Amcha" is looking for instructors for Holocaust survivors. Commitments and age requirements vary by organization.

The story in 7 lines · by baba

  • Israeli non-profits are seeking volunteers for roles including online counseling, gardening, and activity leadership.
  • Elem: Digital needs volunteers aged 28+ for online emotional support for at-risk youth.
  • Roum Farm in the North seeks gardening volunteers aged 20+ for a rehabilitation center.
  • Ha'Erez hostel in Netanya needs volunteers aged 23+ for resident activities.
  • Ze Banafshi requires drivers aged 18+ for gift delivery to hospitalized children.
  • Tachlit Lema'an Ha'Adam is looking for food packers aged 12+ in Jerusalem.
  • Amcha seeks volunteers aged 18+ to lead classes for Holocaust survivors in Beersheba.

Several Israeli non-profit organizations are actively recruiting volunteers across the country to support various vulnerable populations. "Ruach Tova," part of the Arison Group, acts as a central hub connecting individuals and corporate volunteers with organizations in need, aiming to boost volunteerism nationwide.

In the digital realm, the "Elem: Digital" organization is seeking volunteers aged 28 and older, particularly those with professional backgrounds in therapy and counseling. These volunteers will provide emotional and therapeutic support to at-risk youth through an online chat service. The commitment involves a year-long engagement, with training beginning on November 4, 2026, and shifts taking place from home in the evenings for three hours.

In the North, "Roum Farm," a rehabilitation center for individuals with mental health challenges located in Kamon, is looking for volunteers aged 20 and above with gardening experience. Volunteers will assist residents in tending to a vegetable garden, succulents, and greenhouse plants, as well as helping in an art room. This role requires a commitment of several months, with shifts from 8:30 AM to 1:00 PM, Monday to Friday.

In Netanya, the "Ha'Erez" hostel, a residential facility for thirty individuals with mental health conditions, needs volunteers aged 23 and older to lead sports, health promotion, and recreational activities for the residents. This can be a one-time or long-term commitment.

"Ze Banafshi," an organization supporting children and adolescents experiencing mental health crises, is seeking volunteers aged 18 and older with vehicles in the Central region. Their task is to transport gifts and birthday cakes to hospitalized children in Nes Ziona and other psychiatric wards nationwide. This role can be a one-time or ongoing commitment.

In Jerusalem, "Tachlit Lema'an Ha'Adam" is looking for volunteers aged 12 and up to help pack food for needy families. This is a short-term commitment, with specific hours on Tuesdays through Thursdays.

Finally, in Beersheba, "Amcha," an organization providing psychological and social support to Holocaust survivors and their families, is seeking volunteers aged 18 and older. Volunteers will lead single sessions or regular classes for elderly survivors on various topics, including current events, politics, art, and languages. This can be a one-time or long-term commitment.

YnetCentre · Rishon LeZion

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