Eligibility — Is Your Challenge a Fit?

Check whether your organization's challenge fits Code for Israel's pro-bono software cohort model. Take the eligibility quiz and review our process.

Who can apply

Registered NGOs, public and government entities, hospitals and health organizations, and social enterprises operating in Israel with a core operational software challenge.

What makes a strong fit

A clear, recurring operational pain point that software can resolve, organizational capacity to adopt and maintain the solution, and alignment with civic, welfare, or resilience outcomes.

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Code for Israel

Coming up July 2026:
Mental Health CFP

We run thematic Calls for Proposals, each focused on a specific social field. We bring together government, municipalities, NGOs and philanthropy to develop solutions that drive systemic change.

Our next cohort focuses exclusively on mental health, trauma care and psychological resilience — developing solutions that help organizations reach more people, coordinate better and scale their impact across Israel.

Does this sound like your organization?

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There are people you could help — but your capacity and resources prevent you from reaching them?

Our Signature 7-Phase Process

PHASE 01 OF 7

Submission & Selection

Organizations submit their core operational challenges. Our committee vets each submission for technical feasibility and social impact potential — only those with the right fit are selected to participate in the cohort.

PHASE 01 OF 7

Submission & Selection

Organizations submit their core operational challenges. Our committee vets each submission for technical feasibility and social impact potential — only those with the right fit are selected to participate in the cohort.

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