Our Programs

participants will volunteer in a variety of projects:

3 weeks in military bases with Sher-El as needed,

Agriculture and more

a week in Eilat with social aspects

Israel’s City that Never Sleeps is a vibrant location with a fascinating culture, stunning beaches, beautiful sunsets, and a lively nightlife.ֲ Boasting hip eateries, a vibrant arts scene, and a booming nightlife, this laid-back beach town might make you feel like your interning in paradise but Tel Aviv's appeal is more than just superficial. This sophisticated, global city offers an abundance of history and culture, and is rapidly becoming a major player in the contemporary art scene. With world-class museums, theaters, galleries, and orchestras, Tel Aviv is a strong choice for culture lovers. Tel Aviv-Yafo is home to an ethnically diverse community, housing subgroups including secular and religious Jews, Arabs, foreign workers, and asylum seekers.ֲ  The city hosts many of the country most popular concerts, festivals, sports competitions, and holiday celebrations. Youl have no trouble finding fun things to do in this city, making lifelong friends from Israel and abroad along the way!

The Yahel Social Change Fellowship is a service-based fellowship for young adults ages 22-30 passionate about social change. The fellowship puts young adults from around the world at the forefront of social issues facing Israel and equips them with the tools to create real, lasting change.

Our fellowship is highly selective and includes individuals from diverse countries, religious backgrounds, and academic and professional experiences.

See What It's Like to be a Yahel Fellow

What makes the Yahel Fellowship unique?

• Yahel is known nationally as a leader in responsible volunteering.
• The Yahel curriculum includes a deep dive into Israeli society. Yahel fellows develop a nuanced understanding of many complex issues.
• The Yahel fellowship is rooted in local community engagement.
• Our fellows come from different countries making it a unique international experience.
• Our fellows gain experience in the public and nonprofit sectors. This provides valuable experience for their professional advancement.

Our fellowship is based in the city of Lod, Rishon Lezion, and Haifa.

In Lod, you will have specific training and experience in the field of Shared Society.

In Haifa, you will have specific training and experience in the field of Gender Equity.

In Rishon Letzion you will have specific training and experience in the field of Immigration.

Basics to Know

Cost of the program:

• $1,000 for all participants

Housing: fully furnished rented Yahel apartments

Language: The program is facilitated in English. Knowledge of Hebrew and Arabic is an advantage but not necessary

Living stipend provided by Yahel: 1,000 NIS/monthly (~$310USD)

Eligibility: The fellowship is open to Jews and non-Jews, 22-30, preferred with a college degree, and from all countries as long as they are proficient in English

For more information, contact: Michael Cass, Recruitment Coordinator

Phone: + 1 802 307 9108 Email: michael@yahelisrael.com

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Project TEN in Kibbutz Harduf – Galilee

We bring together young Jewish adults from all over the world, in a program that combines ethical sustainable volunteer work with local communities & service-learning in the fields of international development, culture, identity, & Jewish activism.

Our center in Israel is located in the beautiful forest of Kibbutz Harduf in the Galilee and is part of the Masa Israel Journey programs. Our volunteers are from around the world, together with a core of "Shinshinim" Israeli participants before their army service, volunteer, travel & study for 5, 7 or 10 months in the middle of nature. Having Israeli Shinshinim on the program is a unique opportunity for Masa participants to live with Israelis their age, work with them shoulder to shoulder & get to know Israel through their eyes as well.

During your time in Kibbutz Harduf you will:

• Teach English & life skills in Arab schools in the Galilee
• Work at Beit Elisha (a rehabilitative community for adults with special needs
• Work with at-risk youth
• Work in the organic agricultural fields
• Take part in our Theater project in English, Hebrew & Arabic
• Do ecological planning & construction of the “Sha'ar La'Adam” forest

More about Project TEN

Project TEN of the Jewish Agency has a network of volunteering centers around the world hosting active Jewish 18-28 years old who are interested in being the change they wish to see in the world. Project TEN has volunteer centers in Uganda, Ghana, South Africa, Ethiopia, Mexico, Cambodia and Israel. Project TEN participants live focusing on tikkun olam.

Looking for a way to help contribute and make a difference? Destination Israel extends a warm invitation to join Masa's volunteer program; an initiative created to save and protect the people of Israel and homeland.

Come spend four meaningful weeks and immerse yourself in the heart of Israel's spirit, meet remarkable individuals, and become a beacon of change. Step into a pivotal role during a time of great significance. Dive deep into Israel's rich culture and its unwavering resilience. Hone your skills, expand your horizons, and grow as an individual. Become a part of a close-knit, passionate community dedicated to making a difference.

Diverse Volunteer Opportunities:

Engage in various initiatives to support those in need.

Delve into Israel's captivating history and culture.

Build Lifelong Connections: Forge connections with Israeli's affected and fellow volunteers.

This program isn't just a volunteer experience; it's a transformative journey that allows you to witness the resolute spirit of Israel in action. By participating, you are not only contributing to crucial volunteer efforts but also embracing the unshakable unity and determination that define Israel and the Jewish community during challenging times.

Israel’s City that Never Sleeps is a vibrant location with a fascinating culture, stunning beaches, beautiful sunsets, and a lively nightlife.ֲ Boasting hip eateries, a vibrant arts scene, and a booming nightlife, this laid-back beach town might make you feel like your interning in paradise but Tel Aviv's appeal is more than just superficial. This sophisticated, global city offers an abundance of history and culture, and is rapidly becoming a major player in the contemporary art scene. With world-class museums, theaters, galleries, and orchestras, Tel Aviv is a strong choice for culture lovers. Tel Aviv-Yafo is home to an ethnically diverse community, housing subgroups including secular and religious Jews, Arabs, foreign workers, and asylum seekers.ֲ  The city hosts many of the country most popular concerts, festivals, sports competitions, and holiday celebrations. Youl have no trouble finding fun things to do in this city, making lifelong friends from Israel and abroad along the way!

Masa Tlalim is partnering with Standwithus to open a one-of-a kind volunteer and educational opportunity for those who wish to gain practical knowledge in Israeli hasbara. During the program, participants will attend various sessions and seminars as well as volunteer locally in an effort to expand their Israeli based knowledge, to engage them with volunteering and acting and to give them the proper tools to counter misinformation and promote a balanced understanding of Israel’s actions and intentions. This dynamic program is designed to equip the participant with the skills and knowledge needed to respond effectively to rising antisemitism all over the world while building your personal connection to Israel

The city where past and present meet. Established over 3,000 years ago, the city of Jerusalem offers you the chance to literally reach out and touch the past. Known as the city of gold, Jerusalem is a magical mix of ancient and modern, where outdoor shuks (markets) rub shoulders with gleaming office towers. The city's most popular spots include a vibrant downtown with world-class restaurants and shopping, and the Old City, a maze of winding alleyways and colorful markets enclosed by walls dating back to the 16th century.

An opportunity to allow Jewish volunteers from around the world to provide support and help to MDA emergency medical teams during wartime, bringing solidarity with Israeli society

Haifa is Israels third largest city and one of its most beautiful and multicultural. Haifa has gorgeous beaches, scenic views from Mount Carmel, and forests perfect for hiking. It is the home of the magnificent Bahai Gardens and Temple, theaters, concert halls, restaurants, and museums. Two of Israels leading universities, the University of Haifa and the Technion, are located in Haifa, giving the city a vibrant student life and lively nightlife. While living in the cultural hub of northern Israel, you will gain incredible career experience in a top organization in your field, including world class universities such as The Technion (A.K.A Israel MIT), international technology park, Matam, which is home to the R&D divisions of Apple, Google, Qualcomm, IBM & Intel and more. Stroll home from your internship on one of Haifas four amazing beaches or catch a lift on the Carmelit Subway, Israel™s only underground subway system. The people of Haifa are from diverse religions, cultures, and ethnicities. Jews and Arabs live side by side, and sites of religious worship of the main religions can be found there. Jewish life in Haifa is rich and diverse, with the active Boston-Haifa Connection spearheading creative Jewish cultural events and programs that are open and welcoming.

MASLOOL PROGRAM

Internship? High-tech? Art? Volunteer with children? Academic course? Israeli first aid course (MDA)? Live and volunteer on Kibbutz? Live in the center of Tel Aviv? YOU NAME IT – WE MAKE IT!

Maslool is a 4 to10 month program. Its' unique, modular approach allows participants to experience Israel in a tailored individual way. Participants design their own program:

YOU choose when to arrive

YOU choose where to live

YOU choose the duration

YOU choose what to do

You can also combine Maslool program with Kibbutz Ulpan. Kibbutz Ulpan is a 5-month multi-level language program sponsored by Masa Israel Journey that combines studying Hebrew, meeting amazing people from all over the world and having a unique experience of becoming part of a rural Israeli community, living and working alongside locals on a kibbutz.

The Maslool experience is supplemented by Hebrew learning, medical insurance, support by Madrichim (counselors), tours throughout Israel and cultural activities, which allow participants to get to know each other and explore the length and breadth of Israel.

CONTACT US: info@maslool.org

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Israel’s City that Never Sleeps is a vibrant location with a fascinating culture, stunning beaches, beautiful sunsets, and a lively nightlife.ֲ Boasting hip eateries, a vibrant arts scene, and a booming nightlife, this laid-back beach town might make you feel like your interning in paradise but Tel Aviv's appeal is more than just superficial. This sophisticated, global city offers an abundance of history and culture, and is rapidly becoming a major player in the contemporary art scene. With world-class museums, theaters, galleries, and orchestras, Tel Aviv is a strong choice for culture lovers. Tel Aviv-Yafo is home to an ethnically diverse community, housing subgroups including secular and religious Jews, Arabs, foreign workers, and asylum seekers.ֲ  The city hosts many of the country most popular concerts, festivals, sports competitions, and holiday celebrations. Youl have no trouble finding fun things to do in this city, making lifelong friends from Israel and abroad along the way!

To give the opportunity to Jewish doctors from around the world to volunteer in Israel during the war in Magen David Adom teams

Beer Sheva is known as the capital of the Negev Desert. Located at the northern tip of the Negev Desert, Beer Sheva is also one of Israels fastest growing cities. ֲ  Home to Ben Gurion University, Beer Sheva has a large student population and a vibrant culture for young adults. The student community is very social and offers many opportunities for Masa Fellows to take part in student initiatives and activities. As a result, the area around the university has a college town feel, filled with entertaining nightlife. ֲ  Beer Sheva also has a large immigrant population and many Bedouin communities in the nearby areas. Fellows are encouraged to volunteer with these communities to better understand local issues of coexistence.