Volunteer Grant Researcher — Disability Inclusion & Children's Programmes

Help us find funding that fits real community work. Tsameret Hashivyon (צמרת השוויון) is a registered Israeli nonprofit in Ashdod promoting equal opportunities through sport, chess, culture and community inclusion. Our activities bring together children, young people and adults, including people with and without disabilities.

We are seeking a volunteer with an interest in grant research and clear, evidence-based writing. Your focus will be inclusive and children's programmes, including access to sport, chess and community participation.

What you can help with:

• Research foundations and grant programmes in countries you know.
• Check whether an Israeli association and the proposed activities meet eligibility requirements.
• Record deadlines, documentation requirements, permitted costs and reporting obligations.
• Prepare concise funding recommendations and draft applications with our leadership.
• Help organise supporting documents and track progress.

Experience with grants, nonprofit research, disability inclusion, education or children's programmes is helpful. Strong written English and careful attention to detail are important. Hebrew and other languages are welcome. Please specify the countries, languages and funding systems you know; we do not expect one volunteer to cover every country.

Remote volunteering, with tasks and time commitment agreed individually. This is unpaid, with no success fee or percentage of grants. Expenses require prior written approval and are not automatically reimbursed.

We provide information about our activities and available documents. Grant submissions, external communications and commitments must be approved by the association; volunteers are not expected to guarantee funding.

Contact Nikita Bezman, Chairman, at nbezman@tsamerethashivyon.com

Please briefly describe your relevant experience, geographic expertise and availability. Website: https://tsamerethashivyon.org.il/