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The '''Israeli Volunteer Association''' ({{langx|he|האגודה להתנדבות|HaAguda LeHitnadvut}}) is the largest ] association in ]. {{as of|2024}}, over 150,000 volunteers participated in its activities. It is engaged in the fields of security, welfare, education, and health. Its projects include works with ] and ].<ref></ref> The '''Israeli Volunteer Association''' ({{langx|he|האגודה להתנדבות|HaAguda LeHitnadvut}}) is the largest ] association in ]. {{as of|2024}}, over 150,000 volunteers participated in its activities. It is engaged in the fields of security, welfare, education, and health. Its projects include works with ] and ].<ref></ref>


It was initially established under the name {{langx|label=none|he|האגודה להתנדבות בעם|HaAguda LeHitnadvut Ba'am}} (Association for Volunteering for the People), later the name was shortened to "Volunteer Association" as a way of non-governmental implementation of the ] Law and served the basis of ]. Later other associations joined the implementation of Sherut Leumi. It was initially established under the name {{langx|label=none|he|האגודה להתנדבות בעם|HaAguda LeHitnadvut Ba'am}} (Association for Volunteering for the People) (later the name was shortened to "Volunteer Association") as a way of non-governmental implementation of the ] Law and served the basis of ]. Later other associations joined the implementation of Sherut Leumi.


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The Israeli Volunteer Association (Hebrew: האגודה להתנדבות, romanized: HaAguda LeHitnadvut) is the largest volunteer association in Israel. As of 2024, over 150,000 volunteers participated in its activities. It is engaged in the fields of security, welfare, education, and health. Its projects include works with Magen David Adom and Sherut Leumi.

It was initially established under the name האגודה להתנדבות בעם, HaAguda LeHitnadvut Ba'am (Association for Volunteering for the People) (later the name was shortened to "Volunteer Association") as a way of non-governmental implementation of the National Service Law and served the basis of Sherut Leumi. Later other associations joined the implementation of Sherut Leumi.

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  1. The Israeli Volunteer Association- Together we will strengthen social resilience
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