It’s a pleasure to meet you!

Hiburim’s social

initiative in agriculture

Hiburim of Beit Shean and the Valley (Emek HaMa’ayanot) established their social initiative as a response to the current plight of Israeli farmers, and with a view to the future for the younger generation, who are unfamiliar with the Jewish ethic of working the Land and the fundamental, historical, and national value of agriculture in Israel.

Hiburim – Connecting Through Agriculture caters to these needs with its range of educational programs, suitable for any audience at any time and place. 

Through our programs, we are witness to the role agriculture plays in 2024 as a means of creating connections between different groups in Israeli society, between past and future, and between the individual and their roots.

It’s a pleasure to meet you!

Hiburim’s social

Assisting farmers who are dealing with a shortage of workers

Forging a connection with the Land and our roots

Restoring and strengthening the values of the Jewish work ethic and the love of the Land

Instilling a sense of personal responsibility; nurturing abilities; building perseverance

Group bonding and developing group responsibility

Creating value in connecting to the valley

Our Audience

Participants

Youth

Families

Young adults before and after their military service

Our Approach

The Way We Work

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We cover the full range of logistics, including transport, finances, and accommodation.

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We provide the group with the appropriate educational instruction.

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We match up the farmer’s needs with the group of volunteers accordingly.

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We match up the farmer’s needs with the group of volunteers accordingly.

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We provide the group with the appropriate educational instruction.

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We cover the full range of logistics, including transport, finances, and accommodation.

How Can I Volunteer?

Our Volunteer Program

Regular Weekly Volunteer Work

An in-depth, year-long program of weekly agricultural work combined with educational, value-instilled content for groups. Creating a connection with Beit Shean and the valley by connecting with the land and the people.

Week of Work

A week-long experience combining agricultural work in the valley with educational content, instilled with values; getting to know the Beit Shean and valley region through tours and lectures.