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.

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What's Happening

ADI Receives COVID-19 Relief Grant from The Genesis Prize Foundation and Human Rights Legend Natan Sharansky

In an act of extreme benevolence and incomparable leadership, legendary human rights activist and 2020 Genesis Prize Laureate Natan Sharansky

COVID-19 UPDATE: May 7, 2020

MVP: Our Motivated, Versatile & Professional National Service Volunteers Every year, ADI is blessed with a special group of young

ADI Receives COVID-19 Relief Grant from The Genesis Prize Foundation and Human Rights Legend Natan Sharansky

In an act of extreme benevolence and incomparable leadership, legendary human rights activist and 2020 Genesis Prize Laureate Natan Sharansky

Meet Doron Almog

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

Ability.

Diversity.

Inclusion.

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

Leor Antebi

Volunteering at ADI was definitely one of the most rewarding experiences of my life thus far. I cherished every single moment, from the first day to the last. I had previously worked with teenagers and adults with special needs

Patience

Only five weeks ago I left my home in Arizona, and with it my eight brothers and sisters, to come to ADI Negev. At the time I thought I was leaving my family behind, however I quickly learned I

Lori Saxton

As a child, being part of a military family, I have traveled to many places all over the USA. Being half Korean, also included international travel, having visited South Korea a handful of times. But nothing comes close to

Joanne Hang

Hi! I’m Joanne from Taiwan and I’ve volunteered at ADI Gedera for almost 7 months. It was my first time to interact with the people who have both intellectual and developmental disabilities and I expected to help the residents

Help Them

ADI has grown into a global community founded on the principles of sensitivity, inclusion, commitment and kindness. Building a better and more caring world, ADI is making a real difference in the lives of Israeli children with complex intellectual and developmental disabilities.

Our Leadership

Doron Almog, Major General (Res.)

Chairman, ADI Negev-Nahalat Eran

“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, and should be afforded every opportunity to realize his or her greatest potential. This philosophy guides us as we develop and implement all programming and events at ADI, and every activity is professionally evaluated to ensure that they advance personal growth and promote greater independence and heightened self-esteem.”