Unlimited Potential

At ADI, we look beyond the disability to the child within. By nurturing development and enriching quality of life, we enable each child to reach their greatest potential.

YOU can give the “Season of Renewal” new meaning for ADI’s Residents!

This Passover, we are calling on you to #RenewOurAbility to enhance care and advance ability for our ADI residents without fear of infection.

Ability.

Diversity.

Inclusion.

What's Happening

Yom HaZicharon at ADI: The Most Vulnerable Members of Society Remember the Fallen and the Brave

Lowering the flag to half-mast by use of a specially adapted switch, ADI residents took part in a moving ceremony

ADI Centers for people with severe disabilities commemorate Holocaust Memorial Day

Holocaust Martyrs’ and Heroes’ Remembrance Day is particularly meaningful at ADI Centers as survivors are welcomed and embraced by March

ADI Honors the Life and Legacy of ‘Disability Champion’ Judah Hertz z”l with Virtual Memorial Ceremony and Dedication

On Sunday, March 14, ADI hosted a virtual memorial ceremony and dedication to honor the life and legacy of renowned

Meet Doron Almog

Eran Almog, the son of Doron and Didi Almog, was one of the first residents of the “ADI Negev” rehabilitation village, and lived in the village for one wonderful year until 2007, when he died prematurely at the age of 23….

Volunteer Voices

Singer-songwriter Peter Himmelman has been enlightening and empowering people of all backgrounds and abilities through music for decades. In addition to releasing more than 30 rock, folk and blues albums and composing brilliant scores for hit TV shows like

While vacationing in South America, 24 year-old Emma Brusse met her future life partner, an Israeli named Yair. After six long months apart, Emma decided to leave her native Canada and join Yair in Israel. The young couple now

Yochanan

Always great to receive visitors from all over the world! And in this case, ADI Jerusalem had eager Korean volunteers/students over whom wanted to experience ADI in a personal way -helping out the ADI-staff wherever possible and keeping the

Salome Herbrich

My name is Salome Herbrich and I volunteer in ADI Negev. Since about five months I support the residents in their daily life. My motivation to come to Israel was to do something good and selfless for people, who

From the moment I decided to “work” with disabled children, I never doubted how enriching and wonderful this experience would be and how it would contribute to my life. Being here, I was able to closely observe the lives

Help Them

ADI (formerly ALEH Jerusalem / ALEH Negev Nahalat-Eran) has grown into a global community founded on the principles of sensitivity, inclusion, commitment and kindness. Join us in making a real difference in the lives of Israel’s most vulnerable citizens – children, adolescents and adults with severe disabilities and complex medical conditions.

Our Leadership

Doron Almog
Major General (Res.)

Founder and Chairman

“The strength of society’s chain will forever be measured by its weakest link. Our ability to become better people and an exemplary society is dependent upon our commitment and our efforts to strengthening that chain.

Our dedication and actions on behalf of the most vulnerable among us constitute the crowning jewel of society.”

Shlomit Grayevsky

Director, ADI Jerusalem

“ADI is a home. A home full of loving care from infancy and childhood through adulthood, ensuring that residents with multiple disabilities and complex medical issues receive the medical and rehabilitative care and educational, vocational and social opportunities they need to reach their fullest potentials.”

Avi Wortzman

Director, ADI Negev-Nahalat Eran

“At ADI , we believe that every individual has the right to live a happy, dignified, and meaningful life. This philosophy guides us as we develop and implement all programming and events at ADI, and every activity is professionally evaluated to ensure their growth.”