Our programs are the core of how we fulfil our mission and how we engage with our partners and communities. Each is designed to address specific challenges individuals are facing and fill gaps that other support structures don't meet.
Each program is defined by: tangible outcomes, a realistic approach and point-in-time support.
Barzilai Foundation launches its first full scholarship program at the University of Gibraltar, allowing aspiring students with financial need to pursue their educational goals.
Partnering with Cancer Relief Gibraltar we've expanded care services that will give cancer patients a better chance to thrive during extended cancer treatment cycles.
Barzilai Foundation expands Hardship Grant Program through collaboration with Cancer Relief Gibraltar. Extending critical, just in time support to include cancer patients and their carers.
The Barzilai Foundation Undergraduate Studies Bursary will facilitate access to higher education for high-potential students.
Our foundation is about removing negative barriers and providing positive opportunities. Creating access to education is a great path for us to invest in individuals who are ready and willing to work for their best future.
Barzilai Apprenticeship Program provides a path to financial security through employment with our charity partners. Helping families achieve financial stability and our partners continue a positive impact in the community.
Barzilai Foundation partners with National Benevolent Charity to provide help to low-income families. Hardship grants provide just in time support for critical life moments including essential home needs, food insecurity, new employment costs.
Barzilai Foundation partnered with the EV Foundation to support Gibraltar vulnerable families, and to provide professional development opportunities as well as assist low-income families experiencing hardships.
Barzilai Foundation supports Calpe House GA to amplify their impact on vulnerable residents of Gibraltar. Calpe House GA has provided support, and a home away from home for over 7,000 Gibraltarians traveling to London for medical treatment.