Handcrafted dolls knitted by Bedouin women as a means to help them generate income by selling their crafts to visitors and tourists.

The milk pasteurization center of the Jahalin communities, initiated by The Friends of Jahalin.

Hebrew-language learning sessions for members of the Jahalin tribe, as a valuable tool that will enable them to assert their rights, acquire knowledge, and thrive in business and tourism, while gaining greater freedom of movement throughout their region.

Extra-curricular activities that foster growth and creativity amongst the Jahalin children, providing daily enrichment for them after school hours.

Encouraging tourism amongst the Jahalin as a means for sharing their rich cultural tapestry with the world, while redefining their narrative and creating a brighter future for themselves and their families.

Friends of the Jahlin work to reduce violence and violations of Bedouin rights through a protective presence.

Cultivating vegetable and ornamental gardens for Jahalin family consumption and enjoyment.

Matching Bedouin and Israeli families, and creating a platform for ongoing cultural exchange that provides direct, open communication and meaningful interaction between the Jahalin and Israelis in a friendly, eye-opening manner.

Engaging lectures and tours for visiting organizations and groups, in order to raise awareness and enhance the public’s understanding of the Jahalin tribe’s status, as well as their journey toward obtaining equal rights.

Finding employment opportunities, helping to obtain work permits, and providing training in various trades for members of the Jahalin tribe, who suffer from unemployment rates reaching up to 70%.

The Honey Women of the Jahlin - 10 women of the tribe learned to raise bees and now make honey and wax candles for a living.