New immigrants rolled up their sleeves: members of 'Habayta' went out to clean Bat Yam

Russian-speaking new immigrants, members of the 'Habayta' community, responded to the Bat Yam municipality's call and volunteered to take part in a cleaning operation in one of the city's neighborhoods. The activity, initiated by the municipality and in partnership with the organization, aimed to strengthen the sense of belonging and mutual responsibility. The municipality welcomed the response and the spirit of volunteerism, thanking them for their contribution to the public space and community resilience.

Members of the 'Habayta' community in Bat Yam, Russian-speaking new immigrants, responded to the Bat Yam municipality's call and volunteered to take part in a cleaning operation held in one of the city's neighborhoods. The activity took place at the initiative of the municipality and in partnership with the 'Habayta' organization, reflecting the immigrants' desire to integrate into Israeli society, take an active part in community life, and contribute to the city. For many of the volunteers, volunteering is a way to express gratitude to the community that absorbed them and to strengthen the sense of belonging and mutual responsibility. The Bat Yam municipality welcomed the response and the spirit of volunteerism they showed, thanking them for their contribution to the public space and to strengthening the city's community resilience. 'Habayta' is an organization that works for the absorption and integration of new immigrants in Israel, accompanying them in the integration process through building local communities, social activities, volunteer initiatives, and connecting to employment and community life.