Noga Yogev
Active in the Area of Early Childhood Education
Noga Yogev was born in the Upper Galilee, but has been a resident of the Negev since her twenties, and now lives on Kibbutz Revivim. Noga is a social worker and has a master’s degree in early childhood studies from the Schwartz Program at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem. Over the years, she has assumed a leadership role in social aspects of her kibbutz, including education, health, and welfare services, and has been involved in parent counseling and early childhood education. For the last three years, Noga has led and developed programs for children and youth at risk throughout the Negev. She is currently the director of the 360 National Program for Children and Youth at Risk in the Central Negev Region, which includes Yeruham, Mitzpe Ramon, and Ramat Hanegev. Noga believes that early childhood is the area in which society should invest most heavily.