ENP — the National Project — who they are and what they do

Who ENP are

ENP — "the National Project for the Ethiopian-Israeli Community" — is a central umbrella organization working to close gaps and advance the community in education, higher education, employment, and welfare. It operates in partnership with the government, local authorities, Jewish federations, and philanthropic bodies.

What they do

Education: enrichment programs, academic strengthening, and pupil mentoring from elementary through high school
Higher education: student mentoring, academic prep, scholarships, and institutional ties
Employment: training (including Tech-Career), guidance, and placement
Youth: transition programs (SPACE) after army/service
Community: strengthening local leadership and parental involvement

Who fits

Ethiopian-Israeli pupils, students, and young people
Parents seeking educational support for their children
Adults seeking training and employment guidance

How to use them — step by step

Find the regional ENP branch in your city
Contact the relevant coordinator (education / employment / youth)
Get an assessment and build a personal plan
Participate in mentoring and training programs
Combine with scholarships and other rights

Why it matters

ENP is an excellent entry point for realizing opportunities — scholarships, training, and careers — with a deep understanding of community needs and cultural context.