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Elem Youth at Risk Program in Rishon LeZion

Vocational

Support and education program for at-risk Ethiopian youth — scholarships, mentoring, and referral to formal education.

About Rishon LeZion

Rishon LeZion is home to a large, active Israeli-Ethiopian community, historically concentrated in the Ramat Eliyahu neighbourhood — originally built as absorption housing and now a long-standing community centre. The neighbourhood is at the heart of urban-renewal efforts, alongside a growing second-generation presence across the city.

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Who is eligible?

  • Youth of Ethiopian origin aged 13–25 who dropped out of the formal system
  • Homeless / at-risk / previously detained
  • No income restriction (risk-based access)

What's included?

  • Personal field social worker support
  • Grant covering alternative/vocational studies
  • Life-skills courses and programs
  • Housing and employment referrals

How to apply

  1. Direct contact with the nearest Elem branch
  2. Assessment interview
  3. Build personal plan
  4. No deadline — ongoing program

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