National program on school AIDS education includes curricula development, adaptation and implementation; teachers and medical students as "AIDS Educators" training; advocacy at highest levels; hotline (phone and Internet based) for youth and general public; international cooperation in skill and knowledge sharing; transfer of high volume and high quality adult medical male circumcision to Africa

1.Raise awareness to the landscape through the physical unveiling of the Nakba in the Israeli landscape - by coordinating visits to and commemorations of Palestinian villages destroyed by Israel in 1948;
2.Expose Israeli educators to the Nakba and encourage them to teach about it using Zochrot's study-guide; using that study-guide to teach a growing number of Israelis about the Nakba through learning groups, workshops and conferences;
3.Develop ideas for possible practices for Palestinian return through lectures, workshops, joint Jewish Israeli-Palestinian publications and projects in the Israeli landscape;
4.Encourage creation through art and writing, in order to develop new cultural tools for a new civic language and a critical public discourse on the Nakba;
5.Develop and disseminate original materials - developed by Zochrot and by others using Zochrot's help - about the Nakba, increasingly using the platform of Zochrot's new and developing website;
6.Increase active outreach to the Jewish-Israeli public through different means, including social media and approaches to the media;
7.Influence decision makers regarding the dedication of land in Israel - through advocacy work that aims to halt the continued destruction of Palestinian heritage by the state of Israel and for signposting of Palestinian sites destroyed by Israel in 1948;

1.Living Bridge Israel Poland - the dialogue between young people and students between ages 18-30 from both of nations. The project is about to break the steriotypes, to build a relationships of trust and understanding.
2. Active Citizens - an international project of the British Council that we manage and operate in Israel. More that 30 different social projects in Jewish, Arab and Druze communities.
3. Managing of 18 young adults centers at North of Israel.
4. International Leadership Programs - in Israel, Poland, UK.
5. Human Rights project together with a Refugee Forum of Salford,UK.

BEING PART OF THE GAME
Soccer centers in peripheral regions, in development towns in northern and southern Israel provide activity framework for children at risk.
PLAYING TO LEARN
Combined soccer-tutorial centers for underprivileged children in need of educational support.
MACCABIM OLIM TO THE FIELD
Fostering the social and educational integration of young immigrants.
The project promotes the educational and social integration of new immigrants, especially from Ethiopia.
PLAY IT FORWARD
A soccer track to full matriculation in cooperation with boarding schools that serve children from severely distressed homes.
GOALS FOR PEACE
This project brings together Arab and Jewish children in Israel through overnight camps consisting of intensive soccer training, dialogue sessions and other coexistence programming.
Kaleidosport
A combination that fosters the development of the social, emotional and physical skills proven by research to be critical to the well-being of children and youth.
Coaperation of Maccabim with The Rosh Pina Mainstreaming Network

-Forced Migration and Its Effects in Diyarbakır
-development OF young PEOPLE ON lOCAL DEVELOPMENT
-rural Development Project in Egil Area
-Karacadağ Poverty Research
-Networking project on Forced Migration

Shiraa runs programmes for labourers, specifically aiming to educate the labourers so that they understand their rights in the in the workplace. Shiraa helps labourers to overcome problems and offers them free offical advice about worker law. Shiraa also helps the labourers to find job opportunities.
Shiraa works with women, helping them to export their locally made produce such as their embroidery products. The organisation also seeks to educate women about their rights.
Shiraa runs recreational programmes and educational courses for youth groups. Examples include: circus training, drama workshops, human rights/democracy/conflict resolution workshops.
Shiraa would like to extend its activities to care for the elderly in society, specifically supporting them through food aid, medical care and recreational activities.
Shiraa organisation carries out programmes which respond to the needs of society. The organisation's departments- labourers, women, youth, elderly- research the needs of their target groups to ensure that the programmes are effective. Based on this research, Shiraa's five year plan includes the following:
-an employment office
-develop job safety standards in the workplace to protect labourers and develop courses to inform labourers about job safety standards
-ensure that trained doctors assess any injury sustained by labourers in the workplace so that they can receive compensation
-develop a technology college which runs courses to meet the needs of society and the market
-school for arts: painting, circus training, dancing, singing and music (Shiraa has started groups in each of these fields but would like the infrastructure of a school to develop these skills).
-a school which specifically educates gifted students, and parents about bringing up their children
-an all-age centre where the eldery in particular can receive care. The centre would provide food and healthcare services for the elderly and allow them to take part in recreational activities. The centre would also encourage them to use their traditional skills to make products which could be sold to provide income for them so that they can depend less on others and would also be a place where children could come to learn these skills to keep the traditional culture alive.

Volunteering for Peace is active in the field on non-violence and peace building. We organize different workshops, training programs and exchanges in topics related to interfaith, non-violence, peace building, conflict resolution, intercultural learning and other topics.
Volunteering for Peace is an active Palestinian charter of United Religions Initiative (URI).

Eshraqat Cultural Center, The first Palestinian Center that certified from American Board of Neuro-Linguistic Programming, Eshraqat Center from the successful Palestinian centers which present Technician Developing Courses and Human Developing Courses, in addition to many courses of international languages. The center specialized with its training methods and its great teachers.

training courses, public campaigning (elections, voting, gender, Human Rights, Democracy, anti occupation activities, etc) international voluntary work camps, schools and towns twinning, youth and cultural exchanges, psychological, social and careers consultancy for youth, internships, scholarships, long term voluntary missions, networking with local, national and international youth and voluntary NGOs, media workshops, youth info center, internet café (free)