Community Service

Reichman University has made a commitment to promote the resilience of the State of Israel and thus, alongside academic excellence the Reichman University places great significance on social involvement and community service. Therefore, BA students who participate in social involvement/community service activities are eligible for two academic credits for social responsibility, once during their BA degree.

  • ​Please note: some of the projects are not intended for students who are not proficient in Hebrew

The activities can be performed in the framework of one of the following programs:

  • CLYF - Financial education for teenagers


    Our organization is promotes the development of good financial habits at an early age, which will lead to economic success in the future.

  • Courts (For Law Students Only)


    Students provide aid to citizens while gaining practical experience.

  • Third Generation for the Elderly


    The aim of the project is to make technology accessible to the elderly.

  • "Derech Haedgar and Derech Hagalim"


    Centers for education and empowerment through extreme sports for youth

  • ​Tutoring at the English Writing Center


    Training as tutors of the students in the center.

  • PUSH


    The Push Association (which works towards equality) has an array of volunteers who serve as tutors for children who need assistance.

  • The "Keren Or" Mentorship Program


    “Mentoring students who are in their first year of studies in the Keren Or program, studying computer science / Economics & Entrepreneurship/ Business & Accounting”

  • ESRA


    Our goal is to assist the weaker populations and new immigrants to integrate in the Israeli society.

  • Tzemach


    We train students who go to junior high schools to give weekly lessons as part of encounters with the youth which include enriching discussions held on burning issues in Israeli society.

  • Migdalor


    The Preparatory Program has set a goal to close the gaps in the Israeli society by empowering and strengthening the participants' feeling of belonging to the State of Israel and to the Israeli society.

  • Shoval Project


    The Shoval Project is a study program for integrating people with cognitive impairment in academic institutions.

  • Paamonim


    Paamonim is a nationwide volunteer organization dedicated to helping families and individuals conduct their household finances with balance, responsibility and integrity.

  • Student Success


    Student Success is a program of the dean of Students. We recruit students to lead special social activities here at the university. This is an innovative program that aims to connect students to sources of knowledge and practical tools in various subjects, to promote success (in a broad sense) in student life. If you have the desire, passion, and ability, join us in the coming academic year

  • F1RST (i.e. "Finance for Reichman's Students")


    The goal is to help students to gain knowledge and receive tailored support in order to reach a budgetary balance during their studies.