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The journey to Poland of people with Intellectual Disability Disorder- “Hashahar” delegation

 This study explores the traditional Israeli journey to Poland as experienced by adults with intellectual disability disorders. The purpose of the present study is to analyze and examine the journey to Poland taken by intellectually disabled individuals. The following research questions were considered 1.       In what manner do adults with from intellectual disability disorders experience

Assessment study of Families coping with a Down Syndrome child participating in the “Me and My Mother” program

This study was carried out by Michlol- the Evaluation and Measurement Unit of the Shalem Fund in cooperation with the Community Division of the Disability Administration, the Ministry of Labor, Welfare and Social Services and the Shalva Association Out of the total number of children born in Israel every year, about 160 children (0.1% of

The Shalem Fund: Programs in the Arab Sector in Israel

The Shalem Fund recently celebrated 30 years of social impact. As part of our efforts to better ourselves and refocus our efforts, we began to analyze our goals for the future using a process called Strategic Pivot Thinking – SPT We have borrowed the term “pivot” from the business sector to represent the crucial turns

Nothing about Us without Us – A First-of-its-Kind Advocate Conference of People with Intellectual Disabilities

Over the past two years, the Shalem Foundation joined a “self-advocating” program in collaboration with the Ministry of Social Affairs and Social Services, the Division of Services for Persons with Development Disabilities. The program began operating in rehabilitation centers across Israel. The closing event (conference) of the program took place in Ramat-Gan in April this

Planning at Early Stages Creates Real Social Integration- The Shalem Fund at the Urban Renewal Convention of the Foundation of Local Authorities in Israel

In January this year, the annual convention of the Foundation of Local Authorities and the Jewish National Fund took place at the Tel-Aviv Convention Center under the title of “Together, Moving Cities to Innovation”. The Shalem Fund participated in this conference due it its activities, connections with local authorities, and goal to reach out to

Toddlers Deserve the Best- Rehabilitation Daycare Center “Michal” for Toddlers in Holon

Michal Center – communication rehabilitation and daycare, opened in Holon and is managed by Chimes Association Israel. Before the center was opened approximately 50 toddlers were driven to various facilities outside of the city. The daycare center caters for toddlers with intellectual, developmental disabilities and autism, aged from 6 months to 3 years, who receive

My Brother is Special” – a Seminar on Siblings with Special Needs in Netanya”

The Department of Welfare and Social Services in Netanya and the Department of Psychological Services, in partnership with the Shalem Fund, held a joint seminar, in May this year addressing the issues of siblings in families with children with special needs. The seminar held in the presence of Netanya Mayor Miriam Feirberg introduced the special

Promoting safe and good transportation: a day with the drivers and the carers who accompany children and adults with disabilities

Following an unusual event during transportation in Qalansawe, The Shalem Fund realized the importance of training and was involved in an awareness rising day with drivers in the Arab sector. The goals of the day were to provide information and emphasize the importance of the positive impact that can be achieved by drivers and carers