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Rights & Programs

Practical guides to government and community rights. Everything you're entitled to — and how to actually claim it. Hebrew, English, Amharic.

Student Aid for Ethiopian-Israeli Students

Scholarships and mentoring for community undergraduate / graduate / doctoral students via ISEF, Hesegim, ENP, and university-specific funds.

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Daycare Subsidy for Working Families

Subsidized daycare (ages 3 months – 3 years) for families where both parents work. Amount calibrated by combined income.

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Youth Mentorship — PERACH, ENP, Fidel

Academic/social mentorship programs for Ethiopian-Israeli youth. PERACH (university student → school pupil), ENP (32 cities, school-based), Fidel (families + mediators).

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National-Civic Service for Community Youth

Alternative to army: 1-2 years serving the community (education, welfare, health), with benefits identical to standing-army soldiers — stipend, study grant, tax exemption.

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Hesegim Scholarships — Academic Excellence

Stipend scholarships for Ethiopian-Israeli undergraduate students at multiple universities, with personal mentoring and excellence workshops. Distinct from ISEF (graduate+) — Hesegim focuses on undergraduates.

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Matriculation Grant for Ethiopian-Israeli HS Students

Budget supplement for HS students preparing for matriculation. Covers tutoring, exam fees, and study materials. Available via ENP in schools across 32 cities.

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Advanced Ulpan (Bet / Gimmel) — Hebrew Beyond Basics

Continued Hebrew studies beyond basic ulpan. Ulpan Bet (everyday), Gimmel (academic). Free / subsidized via Ministry of Aliyah. Every immigrant is eligible during the first 10 years.

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Vocational Training Vouchers for New Immigrants

New immigrants are entitled to vocational training vouchers worth up to ₪12,000 for accredited courses — to acquire a trade and integrate into the Israeli labour market.

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