Enav – Encouragement for Youth in Distress was founded in 1995 with the aim of providing educational and rehabilitative frameworks for Israel's most severe cases of youth in distress.

Enav works in close cooperation with the Israeli Welfare Ministry's Youth Protection Authority, who refers and partially funds our care and services to our teen residents who are typically involved with problems of crime, addiction, and homelessness. Enav's 11 small-group hostel residential centers across Israel provide 150 youth aged 12-18 with education and therapeutic care specific to their needs. We own and run seven boys' hostels and four girls' hostels across the country, each with its own special atmosphere and focus. Only 4% of our costs are administrative.

Shalheveth strives to improve the quality of life for physically disabled adults who desire to live independent lives but lack the appropriate framework that will allow them to overcome their fears and acquire the daily life skills needed to integrate into the community.

Yuvalim is a non profit organization that works to narrow social gaps and promote excellence and equal opportunities in Israeli society through education. It was founded in 2003 by a Hi-Tech entrepreneur.

Yuvalim was created in response to the growing gap between junior high school students in the poorer and outlying areas and their counterparts living in more established regions of the country. In Israel, these gaps are among the largest in the developed world, and are a growing threat to the countryג€™s image, quality and even survival.

Big Brothers Big Sisters of Jerusalem, an affiliate of Big Brothers Big Sisters International and sister to the 100-year-old U.S. program, provides children and teens from single-parent homes with dedicated, adult volunteer mentors.

A Volunteer organization in Arad whose aims are to help the weak, the elderly, the youth and families in difficulty - to mix the generations and encourage integration and mutual help within the community