The Foundation calls for an inclusive approach that provides tools and opportunities for people with disabilities to fully integrate into society across all areas of life. This includes maximizing individual potential, making public spaces accessible, and developing personalized services.
The Foundation also provides support, through donations, to people with disabilities and families of children with disabilities from low socioeconomic backgrounds with financial need.
An initiative advancing independent living for people with disabilities and reducing socioeconomic gaps between people with and without disabilities. By remodeling services to be person-centered, universal, coordinated, and continuous, the initiative works to improve the quality, effectiveness, and efficiency of support for people with disabilities - aligned with individual needs.
The initiative aims to build participants' independence and self-management skills, and broaden the support options available.
The Foundation is a partner in Link 20 together with the Ruderman Family Foundation, the Gandir Foundation, and the Edmond de Rothschild Partnerships. Link 20 is a groundbreaking social movement for young people with and without disabilities, working to advance equality, diversity, and the rights of people with disabilities through youth leadership, digital activism, and policy influence.
The new Beit Halochem in Ashdod will open to serve disabled IDF veterans and residents of the south. With its support, the Foundation will establish an innovative center for trauma treatment and rehabilitation. A team of specialists from Sheba Medical Center will provide clinical treatment; the Zahal Disabled Veterans Organization will lead the rehabilitation framework; and Reichman University will conduct research alongside additional partner organizations.
