The "Good Neighbor" Association - Israel

The "Good Neighbor" Association - Israel, established on January 1, 1999, is a non-profit organization based in Jerusalem, Israel. With 501-1000 employees, the organization operates in the Consumer Services and Non-profit Organizations industries, focusing on empowerment, food distribution, aid for the needy, volunteering, children and youth, learning centers, and local youth clubs. The association's focus is on providing support and support to the community through its community outreach programs.

The good neighbor association is an israeli association based entirely on volunteers and operates for 14 years a variety of projects for society: food distribution to needy families, coffee shops for migratory populations, learning centers and coffee shop for youth at risk. We provide support and help to over 1,000 needy families all over israel every week. The association also runs “learning centers” for needy families. Each week, university students volunteer to tutor kids in various subjects. Likewise, we operate “coffee shops on wheels” in different areas all over israel, in places such as residential facilities for disabled individuals, senior citizen homes, a shelter for battered women, etc. During our programs these residences are transformed into coffee shops and the volunteers into sensitive and attentive waiters. In addition, we run a regular coffee shop in jerusalem’s kiryat menachem neighborhood. The coffee shop provides food and beverages at low cost. The goal of this program is to provide the teenagers in this low-income neighborhood with a friendly, safe and affordable place to relax and to take these teenagers off of the street and out of trouble.

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The "Good Neighbor" Association - Israel offers a range of services related to community development, including community organizing, community development, and community engagement. They provide support and resources for individuals and communities to promote positive change and contribute to the well-being of their communities