That is why the NGO "Young People for Haifa" created an open space in the very heart of the Talpiot Market. Now we are opening its doors to Haifa residents and inviting everyone to come for their first workday for free.
Not every place is suitable for work
Working from home is convenient, but it doesn't always help you focus. Cafes can be noisy, libraries don't always have available seats, and sometimes you simply lack a space where you can come, open your laptop, and start working peacefully.
The NGO "Young People for Haifa" open space was created specifically for this. It is suitable for young people, students, freelancers, remote workers, entrepreneurs, new immigrants, discharged soldiers, and all city residents who need a comfortable place to work and connect.
Here, you can work, study, develop an idea, launch your own project, and meet the active city community.
First workday free for Haifa residents
It is important to us that the space is accessible not only to those already familiar with our organization, but to every resident of the city who doesn't yet know if this format suits them.
Therefore, we invite Haifa residents to come for their first workday free of charge, get acquainted with the space, meet new people, and discover a place where they can work, grow, and feel like part of a community.
For us, this isn't just a free workday. It's an opportunity to open the door, meet people, and transition from a casual visitor to a member of Haifa's active community.
Seen our billboard? Get additional days for free
Billboard advertisements by NGO "Young People for Haifa" have appeared on the streets of Haifa with the message:
"Not every place is suitable for work. Free workday in an open space."
To turn this ad campaign into a true community initiative, we have launched a special challenge:
- Take a photo with our billboard and publish a public post on Facebook - get two more free workdays.
- Shoot an original video with the billboard and post it on one of your social media platforms - get five free workdays.
- Publish this video across Facebook, Instagram, and TikTok - the first ten participants will receive a whole month of free work in the open space.
To participate, you must tag the organization's page, send us links to your posts, and arrange the use of your bonus in advance.
This is not just an ad campaign - it's a community project
Our goal is not just to tell people about the open space. We want to help more Haifa residents connect with one another, build new networks, find opportunities, and become part of city life.
Everyone who enters the space starts with a simple introduction. Over time, it can grow into a sense of belonging, new connections, personal and professional development, volunteering, individual initiative, and leadership.
This is precisely the foundation of NGO "Young People for Haifa"'s work:
Meeting → Belonging → Growth → Action → Leadership → Impact
This is how we support the urban community - not just by holding individual events, but by creating a permanent space where people can come, work, connect, and build new opportunities together.
More than a workspace - a community
The open space is part of the NGO "Young People for Haifa" community center. Here, we host lectures, community meetups, language clubs, workshops, cultural events, volunteer activities, and social initiatives.
Our goal is to create a place in Haifa that brings together work, community, entrepreneurship, culture, volunteering, and leadership. A place where young people and city residents can connect, develop, and shape the future of Haifa.
Want to get a free workday?
Visit the website, leave your contact details, and schedule a day to discover our open space.
📍 4 HaRav Ohana Street, Talpiot Market, Haifa
📸 Instagram: @youngpeopleforhaifa
Young people create community - community builds the future.
Bonuses apply exclusively to the open space, are provided by advance reservation, and are subject to availability. Bonuses cannot be combined. To participate in the challenge, you must publish a public post or video and tag the organization. Photos may only be taken from a safe location - stopping or walking into the roadway for filming is strictly prohibited.
