Serving the Homeless and Addicted
in Tel Aviv

KBN Israel serves people living on the streets of Tel Aviv through food distribution, street outreach, and personal support, bringing practical help and the hope of the Gospel.

Every week our team walks the streets of Tel Aviv meeting people struggling with homelessness and addiction. We bring food, conversation, and practical help, but more importantly we build relationships. Many of the people we meet have been ignored for years. Learning their names is the first step toward restoring dignity.

Our Work in Numbers

What weekly outreach looks like in numbers

9.6K

Meals served through outreach and our weekly soup kitchen.

70+

Homeless and addicted people served each week

50+

Volunteers who have served with us

2+

Years of Street Outreach

Why This Work Matters

In Tel Aviv, many people live on the streets in the shadow of a busy and prosperous city. Addiction, broken relationships, and years of hardship leave many isolated from family and support.

Our response is simple. We show up every week. We bring food, conversation, prayer, and practical help. Over time we learn names, build trust, and remind people that they are not forgotten.

How We Serve

Practical help delivered with compassion and dignity.


Soup Kitchen

Each week we prepare hot meals for people living on the streets of South Tel Aviv. More than food, it is a place where people are welcomed and treated with dignity.

Street Outreach

Our team walks the streets distributing sandwiches, juice, and small essentials. We meet people where they are and take time to listen to their stories.

Practical Help

We help people take steps toward stability by connecting them with rehabilitation programs, medical support, and practical needs.

Stories from the Streets

Real stories from our outreach in Tel Aviv.

Soup Kitchen Tel Aviv – March 15

Every week we show up. We set the tables, prepare the food, and open the doors. And every week, people walk in carrying more than hunger. They carry stories, pain, and quiet requests that stay with…

They Came Before We Opened

They were already waiting when we arrived. Before we were ready to open, people asked to come in. Within twenty minutes we had gone through a liter of milk and two packets of biscuits. That is what Sunday morning looks like at our soup kitchen in Tel Aviv. This week we served borscht, made with…

What Happens to the Ones Tel Aviv Stopped Counting?

Last Sunday we made fasulio. Bean stew and rice, simple and filling, and the kitchen filled up the way it does when word gets around that there is a hot meal and a place to sit without being moved on….

Broken Windows and Blooming Tables: A Sunday Update

Not every Sunday begins quietly. This one started with a smashed car window. A vandal had broken into Tom’s vehicle overnight, and the morning carried that weight before the doors even opened….

Help Us Continue This Work

This work continues because people choose to care. Every meal, every conversation, and every act of kindness on the streets is made possible by those who support the mission.

Your support helps provide food, outreach supplies, and practical help for people struggling with homelessness and addiction.