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ADI is Israel’s most comprehensive provider of residential care for individuals with severe disabilities, the leader of the national rehabilitation movement, and an international advocate for disability inclusion, equity and access.

JEWISH JOURNAL

ADI Negev-Nahalat Eran—A Vision of Hope for the Disability Community

June 15

THE JEWISH PRESS

A Gift to ADI’s Severely Disabled People from the Israel Philharmonic Orchestra

June 10

JEWISH LINK

ADI Highlights Disability Inclusion Through Music

June 10

THE JERUSALEM POST

Israel Philharmonic teams up with ADI rehab center for special concert

May 26

JNS- JEWISH NEWS SYNDICATE

Young Germans move beyond the past to solidify relations in Israel, with adults and kids alike

April 7

THE TIMES OF ISRAEL

Piloting El Al simulator, four people with disabilities touch the sky

March 25

JNS- JEWISH NEWS SYNDICATE

El Al’s flight simulator made wheelchair-accessible for ‘Good Deeds Day’

March 17

ISRAEL 21 C

ISRAEL21c helps judge kids’ accessibility design contest

March 17

ARUTZ 7

EL AL’s flight training simulator becomes wheelchair accessible for Good Deeds Day

March 16

THE JEWISH PRESS

ADI Virtual Memorial Honors Legacy of LA Philanthropist Judah Hertz

March 15

JNS- JEWISH NEWS SYNDICATE

L.A. Philanthropist and ‘Disability Champion’ Judah Hertz Immortalized in the Negev

March 15

washington jewish week

Sixth grader’s ‘Safe-T-Tape’ aims to make walking safer

March 7

JEWISH BOSTON

Boston Couple Donates “Smile Masks” to Israelis With Disabilities

March 1

JEWISH LINK

#JDAIM ‘Selfless STEM’ Contest Spotlights The Importance of Accessible Design

February 24

forward

Descendants of Holocaust perpetrators seek atonement in Israel

January 27

Religion News Service

German teens go to Israel to atone for their families’ Holocaust history

January 22

THE TIMES OF ISRAEL

100 residents, 0 cases: How Jerusalem’s largest home for disabled dodged COVID

January 12

THE JERUSALEM POST

Israel’s most vulnerable citizens celebrate getting coronavirus vaccine

January 7

JNS- JEWISH NEWS SYNDICATE

Israel’s most vulnerable citizens start to receive COVID-19 vaccine

December 31

THE JEWISH PRESS

Rivlin: ‘Every Person is a Small Light But Together, We Shine Bright and Strong’

December 17

Sun Sentinel

Students create Hanukkah sensory cards for Israelis with disabilities

December 12

Jewish Insider

Chanukah and Inclusion Are Under Attack

December 10

THE TIMES OF ISRAEL

Chanukah and Inclusion Are Under Attack

December 8

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ADI Negev-Nahalat Eran—A Vision of Hope for the Disability Community

A Gift to ADI’s Severely Disabled People from the Israel Philharmonic Orchestra

ADI Highlights Disability Inclusion Through Music

Israel Philharmonic teams up with ADI rehab center for special concert

Young Germans move beyond the past to solidify relations in Israel, with adults and kids alike

Piloting El Al simulator, four people with disabilities touch the sky

El Al’s flight simulator made wheelchair-accessible for ‘Good Deeds Day’

ISRAEL21c helps judge kids’ accessibility design contest

EL AL’s flight training simulator becomes wheelchair accessible for Good Deeds Day

ADI Virtual Memorial Honors Legacy of LA Philanthropist Judah Hertz

L.A. Philanthropist and ‘Disability Champion’ Judah Hertz Immortalized in the Negev

Sixth grader’s ‘Safe-T-Tape’ aims to make walking safer

Boston Couple Donates “Smile Masks” to Israelis With Disabilities

#JDAIM ‘Selfless STEM’ Contest Spotlights The Importance of Accessible Design

Descendants of Holocaust perpetrators seek atonement in Israel

German teens go to Israel to atone for their families’ Holocaust history

100 residents, 0 cases: How Jerusalem’s largest home for disabled dodged COVID

Israel’s most vulnerable citizens celebrate getting coronavirus vaccine

Israel’s most vulnerable citizens start to receive COVID-19 vaccine

Rivlin: ‘Every Person is a Small Light But Together, We Shine Bright and Strong’

Students create Hanukkah sensory cards for Israelis with disabilities

Chanukah and Inclusion Are Under Attack

Chanukah and Inclusion Are Under Attack

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