07/24/2020
Big Kudos to Tarc Tuba, first Israeli Druz with down syndrome that joins Special in Uniform program in the IDF.
עושה היסטוריה: תעשו הרבה כבוד לטארק, המלאך הראשון מהעדה הדרוזית עם תסמונת דאון שהגיע הבוקר ללשכת הגיוס עם אמא שהכי גאה בו בעולם 💪🏻
בואו נראה להם אהבה ענקית מכל המדינה ❤️
12/24/2019
Happy Holidays to our friends and supporters around the world. Thank you for helping us spread light, love and hope in your world and in the world of people with disabilities. 😘
12/22/2019
Our Menorah, from a vocational center next to Haifa. The candles from another vocational center close to the sea of Galilee. The light they spread in the lives of the people who work in the center is endless.
HAPPY CHANNUKA ! 🕎🕎🕎🍩🍩🍩
07/28/2019
How Israel is working to build a more inclusive IDF and society for all.
The story of how a North American immigrant with autism chose to serve the Jewish state 🇮🇱
North American immigrant with autism joins Israeli military
'It’s a win-win situation for the country, the soldiers, and for me,' new soldier Michael says.
07/25/2019
The unknown hero of the Entebbe hostage rescue, Lt. Doron Almog. Almog was the first to land on the tarmac at Entebbe and the last to leave when the hostages were brought home. But he is a hero in another sense. Almog is the father of Eran, who has autism and severe handicaps.
In 2003, Almog founded Aleh Negev, a village in southern Israel that provides residential care for children with complex disabilities. He has dedicated his life to helping the vulnerabilities
Read his story: https://jewishjournal.com/culture/lifestyle/humans-of-israel/301674/israels-entebbe-warrior/
07/22/2019
The swimming pool helping Israel’s disability community learn to walk:
A hydrotherapy center in Israel is the first to use an augmentative alternative communication system that allows the nonverbal to express their feelings to caregivers, support staff, therapists and lifeguards via special communication boards placed around the pool.
The swimming pool helping Israel’s disability community learn to walk | JNS.org
A hydrotherapy center in Israel is the first to use an augmentative alternative communication system that allows the nonverbal to express their feelings to caregivers, support staff, therapists and lifeguards via special communication boards placed around the pool.