Developing
Leaders

Who Impact All Sectors of Israeli Society

Beit Tzipora promotes understanding, acceptance,
and equality through youth education and enrichment.

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Shaping Leaders,
Transforming Communities

With the aim of advancing socio-economic and educational equality, Beit Tzipora empowers Ethiopian Israelis and vulnerable communities by breaking barriers and creating opportunities to learn, grow, and lead in Israeli society.

Serving 600 students annually in Ashkelon and Kiryat Malachi, Beit Tzipora prioritizes academic remediation and social leadership, while also providing educational resources for parents to strengthen the link between the classroom and home – ensuring success for the entire family.

Beit Tzipora’s innovative teaching methods help children overcome language and social barriers and integrate into Israeli society. Recognizing the demands of Israel’s high-tech economy, the Centers provide STEM education to prepare students for specialized military programs and university admission.

Amid ongoing threats from missiles and terrorism, the Centers are lifelines of emotional support, helping families navigate daily challenges with services like cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) to ease anxiety. We strive to create well-rounded citizens by exposing students to art, music, and encouraging attention to physical and emotional health.

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80% of Beit Tzipora students earn their diplomas.

Turning Vision Into Reality:

How We Achieve Impact

Investing in the next generation of leaders in Israel and beyond, our programs are delivered by over 40 teachers across two Centers to children and families.

With almost 200 children waitlisted at each center, the demand for our support far exceeds our current capacity.

Right now, limited space and resources prevent us from reaching every child who urgently needs our support—leaving too many without the care and guidance they deserve.

Our Vision

Our vision is to transform at-risk students into fully participating citizens of Israel’s tomorrow, empowering those with bold ideas who refuse to bow to the cynicism, frustration, and ignorance that threaten our civilization.

  • To create a future where understanding, acceptance, and equality empower every child to thrive.
  • To never have a waitlist because we’re supporting every child and family who needs us.

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In the words of
those we’ve helped

The Center is very important to my family. All of my kids have had the chance to participate and learn. They want to come even when they are sick.

Parent

Our top class at age 15  learns Java at the university level. Working algorithms, debugging code, and developing self-learning capabilities.

Ofer Komem, Israeli entrepreneur

I really loved the moot court experience where I learned about prosecution and defense, and where I got to practice like in a real court room.

Jonathan Pardo, 16-year-old student enrolled in the high-tech program

The Center made a really big difference in their ability to succeed later in life.

Ilana Yisvark, teacher at the Kiryat Malachi Center for 18+ years

Beit Tzipora was a very supportive place for me. It assisted me in my studies and enabled me to have a meaningful military service. I served in an elite technological intelligence unit. I owe a lot to Beit Tzipora.

Hodaya, alumna

Here the children get support and reinforcement. Time is invested in helping them with the homework and encouraging social and peer group interaction. Beit Tzipora provides all that a child needs, and the staff are amazing! They support the children, care for them, give them love, and want them to achieve the best results.

Etiat, mother of student Yonatan

I love coming here. I feel safe here. I feel accepted and cared for here. I have fun. I have friends. My teachers are really nice.

Child

As a parent, I also benefit from the classes and lectures that are provided to us. We learn a lot about how to be better parents in Israel, especially understanding how things are different in Israel from Ethiopia.

Agara Mingussto, parent