Explore meaningful volunteering opportunities in Israel through HUJI Global Alumni. Connect with local projects, give back to the community, and make a positive impact alongside fellow Hebrew University graduates. Volunteer in Israel Volunteering is a great way to experience local culture, and the possibilities are endless. At the HUJI Global Alumni Association, we're excited to help you find your ideal opportunity, whether short-term or extended. Let's match you for a seamless and fulfilling volunteer journey! Ruach Tova (“Good Spirit” in Hebrew) is the leading organization in the field of volunteering in Israel, specializing in matching volunteers with organizations. MORE INFO OneDay Social Volunteering A unique international, apolitical non-profit organization, which encourages young people ages 18-35 to volunteer in community activities tailored and adjusted to their worldview and the way they live. MORE INFO La Escuelita en Israel is a non-profit that assists and supports Latin American immigrants, strengthening the community and its presence in Israeli society. MORE INFO Save A Child's Heart SACH treats children suffering from congenital and rheumatic heart disease who have little access to care in their own countries, giving them a chance at a healthy life. Volunteers are responsible for organizing games and activities for the children, and provide care and emotional support to the children and their families during their stay in Israel, pre- and post-procedure. All volunteers also take part in our #EndlessLev fundraising initiative, where they have the chance to share their experience and become ambassadors for Save a Child’s Heart. MORE INFO SPCA Animal Shelter SPCA Israel takes in abandoned animals and tries to locate new homes for them. They provide various services to the community, including a veterinary clinic with subsidized fees, a boarding facility for pets, rescueand collection of animals in trouble, and a departmentof education and guidance. MORE INFO Meir Panim Meir Panim is an NGO that runs local restaurants where low-income individuals are served nutritious meals, free of charge. MORE INFO Lasova The Lasova Association cares for the basic needs of every person. Through their three restaurants, they provide a hot lunch for more than 2,000 people, caring for more than 100 homeless individuals in their 6 roof shelters, and caring for approximately 1,000 children through 19 youth homes spread out between Kiryat Shmona and Arad. MORE INFO LATET Israeli Humanitarian Aid (Hebrew for “to give”), was established in order to reduce poverty, for the sake of creating a just and better society. LATET provides assistance to needy populations on a universal basis, by mobilizing civil society toward acts of kindness and mutual responsibility, and promoting change on a national level. MORE INFO Magen David Adom Volunteer in Israel with the country’s national rescue organization, Magen David Adom. Experience life as a first responder and work on ambulances throughout Israel. Participants have the opportunity to learn about emergency medicine in Israel while volunteering on ambulances in the city of their choice for 5 weeks. MORE INFO Eritrean Community Women’s Center The Eritrean Women's Community Center, located in South Tel Aviv, is in the heart of the neighborhood where many Eritrean asylum seekers live. The location is integral to providing access to those aiming to utilize the services provided by the center. MORE INFO African Refugee Development Center The African Refugee Development Center is a grassroots, community-based, non-profit organization that was founded in 2004 by African asylum seekers and Israeli citizens, in order to assist, protect and empower African refugees and asylum seekers in Israel. All of ARDC’s projects are supported by dedicated and enthusiastic volunteers, helping to transform their vision for the refugee and asylum seeker community in Israel into a reality. MORE INFO The Jerusalem Botanical Gardens If you’ve got a green thumb, the Garden Club Volunteer Program at the Jerusalem Botanical Gardens may be just the right place for you. The program offers training and volunteer work in gardening, botany and sustainability. MORE INFO Hadassah Medical Center Hadassah Medical Center is an Israeli medical organization that operates two university hospitals at Ein Kerem and Mount Scopus, as well as schools of medicine, dentistry, nursing and pharmacology affiliated with Hebrew University. The center welcomes volunteers to work together with nursing staff, in the service laboratories, or in various tasks related to patient comfort and care. MORE INFO Further Volunteering Opportunities Interested in a volunteering experience other than the few we’ve mentioned above? Perhaps with the elderly, people with special needs, or children? The Municipality of Jerusalem can help you identify an organization or project that suits you. For more information, please refer to their website or contact bella_we@jerusalem.muni.il .

Explore career resources for HUJI Global Alumni. Access job opportunities, mentorship programs, professional development, and networking tools designed to support Hebrew University graduates worldwide. CAREER Welcome to HUJI Alumni Careers. Step into a world of employment opportunities that stretch across Israel and beyond. Here, you can: Connect with us on LinkedIn and rekindle ties with fellow graduates; explore job listings at the HUJI Career Center's dynamic job board; receive personalized career guidance from our experienced Global Alumni Association team and embark on internships in Israel and globally, tapping into our extensive network of alumni spanning diverse industries and communities. NETWORKING CAREER RESOURCES INTERNSHIPS