Volunteers needed for rights realization for asylum seekers in Jerusalem and for assistance at a nursing home for young people in Tel Aviv
Where to volunteer this week: The "Baim Le-Tov" movement seeks retirees for regular contact with lonely seniors, "Yad Sarah" in Migdal HaEmek needs help with rehabilitation equipment, and the "Gal Galim" surfing school in Ashdod is looking for volunteers to teach surfing to children with special needs.

The "Ruach Tova" association, part of the Arison Group, aggregates a variety of volunteering opportunities in Israel on one website, helping you find activities tailored to your preferences. The association connects individual volunteers and corporate teams with organizations in need, maintaining contact with thousands of non-profits and local authorities to encourage a culture of volunteering in Israel.
Nationwide
Who: "Baim Le-Tov," a national movement for retiree volunteering, assisting lonely senior citizens.
Where: Nationwide.
What they are looking for: Volunteers aged 60 and over to establish regular telephone or face-to-face contact with seniors. Volunteers act as intermediaries, connecting seniors with social groups, local frameworks, and organizations that provide necessary support.
When: Long-term volunteering with flexible hours by arrangement.
Registration: Via the website.
Northern District
Who: "Yad Sarah," a national association working to improve the quality of life for people with functional difficulties.
Where: Migdal HaEmek.
What they are looking for: Volunteers to assist in lending rehabilitation equipment to those visiting the branch.
When: Long-term volunteering, twice a week (Sunday–Thursday), 09:00–12:00 or 16:00–18:00.
Registration: Via the website.
Sharon District
Who: The "Mitnadvei Herzliya" (Herzliya Volunteers) association, operating since 1994, assists needy families, Holocaust survivors, and vulnerable populations through food distribution and second-hand shops.
Where: Herzliya.
What they are looking for: Volunteers for sorting, arranging, and selling items (clothing, shoes, toys, housewares). Shop managers, shift supervisors, and sorters are also needed.
When: One-time or long-term volunteering, Sunday–Thursday, 08:00–13:00 (once a week).
Registration: Via the website.
Central District
Who: The "Amal Ve-Maavar" network operates the "Amal Nursing Home" in Kiryat Shalom, a unique institution providing therapeutic and rehabilitative care for working-age adults in need of nursing support.
Where: Tel Aviv.
What they are looking for: Volunteers aged 40 and over to assist staff with daily tasks and contribute to the residents' well-being.
When: Long-term volunteering, twice a week in the morning.
Registration: Via the website.
Jerusalem District
Who: The "Center for the African Community" in Jerusalem is a non-profit organization promoting the rights and well-being of asylum seekers, including support with employment, health, and status issues.
Where: Jerusalem.
What they are looking for: Volunteers for meetings with applicants, assistance with paperwork, mediation, and accompaniment to government offices or hospitals.
When: Long-term volunteering, once a week in the afternoon or evening.
Registration: Via the website.
Southern District
Who: "Gal Galim - Accessible Surfing School," a social initiative enabling children with special needs and adults with disabilities to surf.
Where: Ashdod.
What they are looking for: Assistance in teaching surfing in shallow water. Physical ability to assist is required.
When: One-time or long-term volunteering, Sunday–Friday, morning or afternoon hours.
Registration: Via the website.





