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Afternoon Kindergarten |
To offer an enriching, warm, supportive and caring environment, after kindergarten hours, for immigrant and local pre-schoolers from dysfunctional families, where problems of alcoholism, divorce, chronic illness and unemployment cause children to be 'at risk'. |
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Center for Treatment of Family Violence |
This is a model to reduce domestic violence, pioneering a dynamic approach of working couple or group therapy. |
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Ethiopian Embroidery Project |
To allow Ethiopian women to work at home using their ethnic embroidery skills thereby gaining a supplementary income whilst being able to care for their children. |
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Hefzibah Community Projects, Netanya |
Volunteers run several non-funded projects in the Hefzibah Community in addition to, and as a result of, the Students Build a Neighbourhood Project.
Damsash, head of the Hefzibah Neighbourhood Committee explains the
amazing turnaround in the neighbourhood since the project began.
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Music Centre for Excellence |
To encourage excellence in the arts in talented Ethiopian children . To develop their self confidence and raise their self esteem. To create performances that will be a source of pride to the children and their community. |
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Neighborhood Computer Centers |
To provide computer teaching, study and programming to immigrant children and adults in a low socio-economic neighborhood. |
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Neve ESRA After School programme |
Neve means “oasis”, an aptly descriptive term for an afternoon group of high-risk children in Modiin, who need to be kept out of the home but not entirely away from the family hearth. |
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Programme of Excellence at The Ruppin Institute of Marine Science |
To encourage talented youngsters to fulfill their potential by providing them with a challenging program of enrichment. To train gifted children in future leadership skills. |
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Programme of Excellence at The Weizmann Institute |
To encourage talented youngsters to fulfill their potential by providing them with a challenging program of enrichment. To train gifted children in future leadership skills. |
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Right Track Centers for Youth |
To provide teenagers a neighborhood social-educational center where they can receive tuition, counseling and a welcoming atmosphere as an alternative to street culture, to prevent them becoming school dropouts or falling in with criminal elements.
These centers offer a “home away from home” in the afternoons for 13- 17 year olds. ESRA provides the salaries for some 11 teachers who help a majority of the youngsters in these centers.
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