Spatial scholarship

The program is based on identifying needs that arise from the communities located within the country's borders.
Students who are unable to live in the student village and are interested in volunteering in the community in exchange for a scholarship, provide 170 annual volunteer hours in education or agriculture.

The program was established following the Iron Sword War to provide support to evacuated residents who were dispersed to various temporary locations. It allows these residents to be strengthened during the prolonged evacuation period, and to expand a young presence in new areas that are not prepared to absorb young people in a way that includes housing. The program allows the organization to provide a rapid, targeted response, with a horizontal deployment. Participation in the program contributes both to the young volunteers who deepen their identity with Zionist values and social awareness, and to the residents of the area in the sense of strengthening their sense of belonging and values.