Israel
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There are many opportunities for service and community volunteerism in Israel — from helping to feed hungry citizens, to teaching and mentoring at risk-youth, from building playgrounds in disadvantaged communities to working on a kibbutz or organic farm.
Engaging in service in Israel is one of the best ways to learn about the country and experience its history and people in meaningful ways.
Ways to Serve in Israel
- Find an opportunity through JGooders or the Israel Volunteer Center.
- JDC’s Jewish Service Corps now features placements in Israel.
- Add service to your Israel trip with a Livnot program.
- Spend 10 months in service with Otzma.
- Work on an organic, Israeli farm, with WWOOF Israel.
Find more opportunities at Repair the World’s service opportunities page.
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