Community organizations

A guide to Ethiopian-Israeli community organizations — health, legal, education, and community. Missions, programs, and how to reach them.

12 organizations

Negev community-development organization focused on Ethiopian-Israeli and other populations. Employment, education, and leadership programs.

Umbrella organization of the Ethiopian-Jewish community in North America. Funds Israeli projects and builds inter-community bridges.

Partnership framework between the government, JDC, Jewish Agency, and federations — running education, youth, and excellence programs.

The Ethiopian-Israeli parents and students association — runs education programs, parent advocacy, and school leadership.

Organization working with at-risk Ethiopian-Israeli youth. Youth centers, personal accompaniment, and crisis response.

Hila — education for Ethiopian-Israeli children. Tutoring programs, parent workshops, and embedded school staff.

Philanthropic-academic foundation funding outstanding Ethiopian-Israeli students for B.A., M.A., and Ph.D. degrees.

Community umbrella and primary advocacy organization. Leads the Falash Mura family-reunification campaign and runs senior centers.

JDC-Israel's Ashalim division. Runs intervention programs and government partnerships for marginalized communities, including Ethiopian-Israelis.

A career-mentorship organization for Ethiopian-Israeli university graduates. Connects students with senior industry mentors.

Legal aid center for Ethiopian-Israelis. National leader on racism, police accountability, and civil rights.

Israel's only community-health NGO focused on Ethiopian-Israelis — health navigators, medical translation, and disease prevention.