Israel Volunteer Call: Chess Instructors and Visually Impaired Aid
Israeli associations, including organizations in Tel Aviv and Beersheba, are calling for volunteers to assist disabled IDF veterans, visually impaired individuals, youth, and the elderly.
A series of volunteer initiatives across Israel has been announced by the "Ruach Tova" association, connecting citizens with organizations in need of assistance. Opportunities span various sectors, from supporting underprivileged youth to aiding the elderly, disabled veterans, and animal shelters.
In the central region, the "Amiaz" center in Tel Aviv, which provides rehabilitative frameworks through art and leisure for disabled IDF veterans, is seeking volunteers for chess and ping-pong instruction. Volunteers of all ages are welcome for long-term commitments from Sunday to Thursday, with a particular preference for chess instructors.
In the south, the "Migdal Or" organization in Beersheba, dedicated to the functional and vocational rehabilitation of the blind and visually impaired, is calling for volunteers aged 18 and over. Volunteers will assist in running activities and clubs at the "Or Center" social club, operating Sunday through Thursday during morning and evening hours.
Additional opportunities include volunteering with the "Lasova" association for youth and the needy nationwide, assisting elderly residents at the "HaBonim HaHofshim" nursing home in Nahariya, visiting homebound seniors through the "Savyon" association in Kfar Saba, and helping abandoned animals at the "Lemaan HaChai" shelter in Jerusalem.
