Citizens Building Community is an active project involving academic students from the mixed cities of Ramle who aspire to build a better community through various social initiatives that address different age groups in the local Arab community.
It is an organization that aims to empower youth as the main pillar of society, while respecting their unique needs and abilities.
We integrate and adapt them into academic frameworks and vocational training to ensure appropriate employment opportunities for them.
Our main activities include youth encouragement, awareness-raising and mentorship in the cities of Lod, Ramle and Jaffa.
We seek to be a model of excellence in community work in the Arab community.
Citizens Building Community is an active project involving academic students from the mixed cities of Ramle who aspire to build a better community through various social initiatives that address different age groups in the local Arab community.
The Lod Academy Project is a pilot project of Citizens Building a Community, which brings together academic students from Lod to lead social initiatives that foster solidarity and belonging, and serve various groups in the local Arab community.
The academic initiators from Jaffa went through a leadership and social process that aimed to enhance the spirit of giving and belonging in the Jaffa community, by developing their personal and social skills and participating in voluntary activities that strengthened their sense of responsibility and belonging towards their country.
The Jaffa Transition Year Project is an educational-social framework for young men and women after high school that aims to prepare them academically, personally, and professionally before they enter the university world or the labor market.
An educational program aimed at enabling Arab students in the cities of Jaffa, Lod and Ramle to make a smooth transition from high school to academic life.
An academic preparatory program that integrates young people into universities and colleges, giving them the tools to succeed and excel in education and the job market.
In partnership with leading funds and foundations, we are building infrastructure to empower youth and harness their potential to serve their community and country. We believe that society needs the energy of its youth.
The "Entema" project introduces children in Lod, Ramleh and Jaffa to their roots, history and civilization in an interactive and fun way, to strengthen their belonging and build a generation that is confident in its identity.
Learn about the Masaq project and the preparatory year, an integrated pathway that accompanies Arab youth from high school to success, through 3 phases of guidance, development, and empowerment.
Friday at Mowatoon... is not an ordinary day. It is a day when ideas are set in motion, meetings turn into stories, and daily work becomes a trail to be told. Over the coming days, we will share with you snapshots from Friday, from projects, meetings, and paths that are being built step by step, and carry in
🤍 A day of togetherness and the end of a year of giving On a day that brought together the staff, mentors, and members of Citizens Building Community, we came together in one spirit to celebrate our work together and reflect on a year full of effort, learning, and impact. This day was a space for appreciation.
We are pleased to invite you to attend a lecture entitled: *”Toward a Conscious Marital Relationship: Foundations of Choice and Understanding”* A lecture aimed at young people, in which we will discuss basic concepts that help build a healthy marital relationship based on awareness, respect, and communication. Who am I? Najah Al-TouriMarriage Counselor
🧭🏛️ Sixth Meeting | Symbols of the CountryJawarish School Within the course of the project, the sixth meeting was dedicated to identifying the symbols of the country, discussing their historical and cultural significance, and their role in shaping identity and belonging to the place. The meeting promoted awareness and linked knowledge to the context in which we live, through
🧭📄 Tirasanta School's Masaq Project - Holland Test As part of the Masaq Project track, students experienced the Holland Test as a tool for discovering career interests and understanding future paths. The meeting was a space for self-reflection, analyzing the results, and connecting personal interests
🧩📚 From the excerpts of the monthly qualifications of the Citizens Building Society staff, periodic stations where we meet to learn, review, and develop together, within a professional path that aims to strengthen tools, unify the vision, and improve the quality of field and educational work. 🎯 💬🤝 Monthly training is a space
