Kaima Hukuk
An educational nonprofit farm in Israel that grows vegetables without pesticides and employs at-risk youth.
Last updated September 2, 2026
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Overview
Kaima Hukuk is an educational nonprofit farm located in Kibbutz Hukuk, near the Sea of Galilee, in the Jordan Valley Regional Council. It was established to provide a unique work environment for youth aged 15-18 who have left formal education frameworks. The farm grows vegetables without any pesticides and supplies weekly vegetable baskets to local residents using a CSA (Community Supported Agriculture) model. It is an initiative of educators and ecologists from Kibbutz Hukuk and began operating in March 2016.
History
Kaima Hukuk is an educational nonprofit farm in the Lower Galilee of Israel. It was established to provide opportunities for youth and young adults, and to involve the local community. The farm is located in Kibbutz Hukuk near the Sea of Galilee, in the Jordan Valley Regional Council. It was initiated by educators and ecologists from Kibbutz Hukuk and began operating in March 2016. The farm employs youth aged 15-18 who have left formal education frameworks, offering them a chance for meaningful work and growth. Vegetables are grown without pesticides, and weekly vegetable baskets are supplied to local residents via CSA.
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