Israel La'ad

Israel La'ad ( to German: Eternal Israel) was founded in 2004 as a nonprofit relief organization in Israel with the aim to advocate for the needs of the underprivileged in Israeli society. To this end, the Agency provides Israel La'ad learning centers for free nachmittagliche homework help for needy children, cycling programs for socially vulnerable youngsters and a special Shabbat food packages delivery program for Holocaust survivors seniors. Israeli entrepreneurs, students and friends from abroad to help with. Since 2009 Israel gives thanks La'ad German and Israeli donations scholarships for vocational training to young students whose families had come from Ethiopia as new immigrants to Israel. In Germany, the non-profit Israeli relief organization eV friends by the German non-profit organization Israel Laad and Ari Lipinski represented.

Shabbat food packages

Shabbat food packages is a food delivery program in the cities of Ashdod, Yavne and Kiryat Mal'achi where there is an acute need. Volunteers provide kosher Shabbat food packages with basic content, including the two Shabbat bread out every Thursday night to over 500 needy families. Receivers are mainly elderly and lonely people including many 70 - to 80 -year-old Shoah survivor and Jewish immigrants. The program also supports young families, for example, under economic pressure have fallen due to unemployment. It offers the needy through the regular supply of basic kosher foods not only material assistance, but represents a ray of hope and solidarity of society represents a special educational aspect is that the children will be activated from needy families to volunteer to help themselves. Motto: Help people to help themselves. The food packets are z.T. prepared by children of recipient families and distributed. The children learn that you also have to make their own contribution to meeting the need. Through active participation in the charity of the donor side, they strengthen their self-esteem.

Scholarships for vocational training

Israel La'ad supports young students from socio - economically weak new immigrant families in Israel through scholarships for vocational training. Special thanks to donations from Germany while Ethiopian -born young women be encouraged to improve the professional competence of their social position and accelerate their integration into Israeli society.

Learning Center

The Israel - Laad Learning Center program helps at-risk youth of the 6th, 7th and 8th grade skills especially to develop reading and writing that are necessary to successfully study can. This age group shows up as the educationally most susceptible to this type of help.

Israel La'ad works with young people at risk according to estimates by welfare institutions by the demolition of the school or contact with crime or drugs. Priority is given to children of new immigrants who suffer from high unemployment and have difficulty integrating into Israeli society. These children live in conditions in which there is a lack of basic learning tools (eg a PC ) to conditions for successful doing the homework or to rework the school hours.

The program provides specially trained teachers willing to work individually with three to five young people. After the teacher identifies the specific vulnerabilities of each youth, the young people the best care that you can give will be assigned to a teacher with a one to one care.

Cycling in the learning center

Cycling in the learning center is a cycling program for youth who are at risk of dropping out of school. It offers young people an incentive and reward to work hard in school and especially at the tutoring program. It can be in them a sense of belonging and power grow and promotes love for and identification with Israel. The program cycling in the learning center was started in the cities Qatzrin and Gederah 2005, and also takes place in Rehovot since 2008.

The project received enthusiastic feedback from teachers and social workers, who were impressed by the positive changes in the young people. It brings young people with low socio-economic background for success in school and integrates them into a healthy sport they otherwise would not have been able to afford.