$120,000
FOR DONATION
WELFARE / WELFARE
Project: Providing children and youth from the asylum seeker community with free transportation to and from school throughout the year.
NEED: Eliminate doubled rates on everyday travel to and from school by public transportation, due to not having a status in Israel.
OBJECTIVE: Alleviate the already tough circumstances of statusless school students and reducing distress on a family
that could prevent them from attending school.
IMPACT: Enable 300 school students from the asylum seeker community to use public transportation to and from school free of charge throughout the school year
Requested Donation: $120,000 USD
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