The project aims to address the negative perceptions of Jaffa as a city beset by violence and crime, presenting a new narrative of hope and improvement through education and the encouragement of youth.

Our application is designed to motivate young people in Jaffa, aged 11 to 15, to engage in positive community activities. These activities include packing food parcels for needy families, visiting the sick, and cleaning gravesites, among others.

Upon successfully completing these tasks, the youth will earn "Points." Once they accumulate a certain number of points, the children can exchange them for rewards such as symbolic money or coupons from businesses participating in the project in Jaffa.

The goal is to foster values of personal responsibility, community service, entrepreneurship, volunteering, and accountability among the youth, and to promote positive social change in Jaffa and beyond.

The project will initially launch as a pilot in Jaffa, with the hope of expanding to other cities and fostering widespread social change.

This initiative is conducted in collaboration with Ti-Space, which provides an innovative approach to tackling social challenges through technology and educational interventions.