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Volunteer meeting to train new clients in using smartphones, as part of the "Wings of Kindness" project.

In the heart of our volunteer project "Interaction," a new event lit up – the Shabbat Care Marathon.

Volunteers conducted an online Kabalat Shabbat and sessions on Tikkun Olam for Social Worker Day.

More than 60 city residents expressed their desire to learn and deepen their knowledge in the field of volunteering.

In anticipation of Premature Babies Day, volunteers from the project delivered knitted sets to various corners of Ukraine.

Our volunteers enthusiastically took an active part in organizing and hosting an incredible event.

Our Volunteer Center participated in the "Want to Go Home" adoption fair, where we presented the "PovoDog" project.

An exciting project has been launched to cultivate saplings of American pine and red oak.

On the last day of autumn, a unique event took place, leaving its mark on the facades of buildings.

NOEK carefully preserves its unique, the only Jewish library in our city.

Participants felt how each note and stroke came together to create something amazing.

Volunteers organized a concert in honor of International Music Day and the Day of the Elderly

This initiative aims to popularize and support cultural heritage, as well as to enhance mutual understanding and respect for traditions.

The goal of the project is to reveal and enrich the cultural heritage of Ukrainian culture through the exploration of embroidery.

A visit with an entertainment program for the children of the United Hearts Foundation

Collecting plastic food lids for the environment and the future of Ukraine

DVC volunteers greeted Hesed wards and brought kosher sets for Shabbat.

DVC volunteers, together with Hillel CASE, took part in an eco-action to clean up coastal areas.

The goal of the celebration was to draw attention to the needs of homeless animals.

In the Jewish month of Tishrei, there are numerous holidays, each accompanied by its own traditions.

Communication and connection with the outside world are crucial for less mobile elderly individuals and people with disabilities.

The Good Jam Day event this year brought everyone together—volunteers, children, teenagers, and community members.

The "Shabbat Guest" project continues its significant work, providing our respected elderly with fragrant Shabbat challahs.

Under the guidance of volunteers, participants of the pottery workshop molded beautiful clay panels.