Education

“Tnufa” (Momentum) – Empowering Ethiopian Youth: Located in the community center in struggling Ramat Eliyahu neighbourhood, this program combines English learning with digital literacy tools to empower struggling youth by strengthening their English skills through the lens of digital literacy. The program improves English proficiency, helping students pass their matriculation exams while opening doors to

Project No. 50 – Establishing a school for completing 12 years of study and completing matriculation exams for disadvantaged populations and immigrants.

Project No. 48 – Olympic and Academic Excellence is a project that will include children on the edge of the continuum in the spheres of Olympic excellence, with an orientation for excellence and achievement in both sports and scholastics.

Project No. 37 – In this complex and confusing period of contending with the coronavirus, as well as with the economic crisis, gaps have been created between those who are able to afford the purchase of a computer and those who are less fortunate.

Project No. 36 – The Rishon LeZion Foundation, in cooperation with manufacturing, real estate and technology companies operating in Rishon LeZion, has built, upgraded and renovated computer labs in the city’s schools.

Project No. 33 – The Rishon LeZion Foundation, in cooperation with YAHAD – United for Israel’s Soldiers, is active on behalf of discharged soldiers who are residents of Rishon LeZion, by raising supplementary funds for scholarships in accordance with the IDF chief of staff’s program.

Project No. 31 – Noar (Youth) Net is a social venture for repairing used computers and providing them to needy families.

Project No. 29 – An international educational foundation, in cooperation with the Rishon LeZion Foundation and the Rishon LeZion Municipality’s Education Division, approved a three-year grant for a unique municipal project to increase to 25% the number of high school students studying five units of mathematics in the city.

Project No. 28 – The Rishon LeZion Foundation awards thousands of grants and loans to students participating in PERACH (student mentoring and tutoring project), in addition to the basic scholarship provided by the PERACH organization itself.

Project No. 27 – One significant project of great importance that the Foundation has been promoting for a number of years is the annual provision of loans to students who are residents of the city, and awarding scholarships to students who volunteer through the PERACH Project to mentor and tutor youngsters in Rishon LeZion.

Project No. 24 – The Discharged Soldiers Home serves as a residence for discharged male and female IDF combat soldiers, most of them residents of Rishon LeZion. The home comprises 120 apartments with 200 discharged servicemen and women, who pay a low rent.

Project No. 20 – A plan to establish a rehabilitative day care center at Shikunei Hamizrah Community Center Rishon LeZion

Project No. 18 – Mikhall is a support and empowerment program for children and teens with a disability, led and inspired by adults who have life experience with a disability – people who know exactly what It is like to grow up and live with a disability, and who have learned to live a full

Project No. 10 – The Rishon LeZion Foundation supported the advancement of the center, which over the years has expanded the scope of its activity. Today, the center hosts municipal projects for fostering outstanding girls, encouraging writing and creativity, including robotics in the community and more.

Project No. 3 – The Rishon LeZion Foundation and the municipality’s Social Inclusion Department have united to enable students of the HILA supplemental education program to participate in the group trip to Poland.The journey to Poland is a core activity of the Israeli high school system and has become a fundamental experience that shapes Holocaust

Project No. 2 – The establishment of an in-house academic-technological college adapted for cognitively challenged adults at the Gal residences has set a worldwide precedent.