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Israeli Association of Community Centers - EST. 1969
The Israel Association of Community Centers (IACC) is the leading social organization in Israel, with a mission to build strong and sustainable local communities that contribute to a robust and progressive society. The IACC operates a national network of over 1,000 community centers from Metula to Eilat, and serves over 1.5 million residents weekly, in approximately 151 local municipalities with an emphasis on the social and geographical periphery, touching all sectors and populations of Israeli society.
The IACC created a new language and image for community centers. While they once were only a place where youngsters occasionally came to play sports, today the community center is a focal point for communal, social, recreational, and cultural activities based on a vision that encompasses residents, the local government, and the business community all working together to meet community needs.
Additionally, the IACC serves and creates tailor-made programming for the entire Israeli population; regardless of age, gender, ethnicity, religion, socio-economic status, including multiple inclusive programming for both the mentally and physically differently-abled populations.
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| An unusual visit by two women from Vietnam and Laos, to the IACC in Lod, in order to examine the opportunity to export this social model of community centers and community building to their countries. |  |
| The national IACC initiated a conference for identifying with the citizens of Syria. With the cooperation of the Ministry of Education and the 'Maoz' organization, 170 IACC directors, community leaders, and educators participated in the conference. |  |
| A group of senior representatives from the FC Barcelona Foundation, which supports underprivileged children and youth through sports and education, visited the IACC's Community Center in the city of Lod. |  |
| IACC Community Centers' directors, top leadership and representatives of Oranim Academic College were invited by the Honorary President of State Mr. Reuven Rivlin to an open discussion in order to unveil and launch the IACC' s vision of coexistence, mutual respect and tolerance in our society.
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