Israel Electric Corporation employees held a volunteer educational activity at the Shoshana Damari special education school in Tel Aviv. Designed for fifth- and sixth-grade students on the autism spectrum, the session aimed to provide a break from routine and a shared learning experience.
During the meeting, company representatives gave Israel Electric Corporation shirts to the students and delivered a presentation about electricity and how it is generated, accompanied by a specially prepared educational video. Participants were then divided into working groups, where the students and volunteers completed activity booklets featuring the company’s Sheka and Teka characters.
At the end of the activity, the volunteers gave the students commemorative bracelets. According to the Israel Electric Corporation, the meeting was part of an ongoing series of community volunteering and social involvement activities.
