Very Special Continuing Education
In addition to the hundreds of children and young adults who call our ADI centers home, hundreds more come from across Israel to attend our special education schools every day. With COVID-19 keeping all of our prized pupils away from school, ADIโs incredible special educators and therapists developed a full curriculum of games and activities for parents to implement at home, and recorded videos of exercises for parents to do with their children to ensure that everyone remains on track with their physical therapy goals. The educational staff then reached out to the ADI families to check in on the students and provide personalized instructions as needed.
School may not be in session, but our special education students are always on our minds. Nothing can stop us from helping our amazing ADI reach their greatest potentials!
ADI Hotline Steps Up During Pandemic
As a service to the greater community, ADIโs medical and educational professionals created โADI for YOU,โ a dedicated hotline and a wide offering of educational programming that provides assistance, guidance and support for parents of children with disabilities. With unemployment climbing and uncertainty intensifying during this pandemic, the โADI for YOUโ hotline (1-800-201-077) has become a lifeline for the families of children with disabilities across Israel, providing high-level support and crucial information about medical and educational resources, health benefits, financial rights, and responsibilities to employers.
If you have a child with disabilities and are in need of support, call us โ ADI is here to support you: 1-800-201-077. We will all get through this together!
Emergency Campaign
The needs of our ADI children cannot be put on hold.
Public support is more important than ever to guarantee that our residents receive their daily respiratory treatments, their many specialized therapies that are critical to their care and development, and the medications and formulas that are not included in Israel’s health basket. With events, visitors, and fundraising meetings on hold, these vital services are in danger.
Though our ADI residents are being distanced from the public to safeguard their health, it is essential that they never feel alone.
