As part of Aleh’s broader approach to therapy, the matzah-making activity enhances fine motor skills, hand-eye coordination, and sensory processing.

A heartwarming Purim celebration at Israel’s President’s House showcased the power of inclusion, as children with disabilities proudly flaunted custom-designed costumes that integrated their mobility devices, highlighting creativity, community spirit, and the joy of togetherness.

Aleh provides cutting-edge therapies, specialized education, advocacy, and a nurturing environment for children and young adults with complex disabilities.

Professional soccer players coach kids with special needs, bringing them joy and feelings of acceptance.

Judges at a popular singing competion were absolutely amazed by the talent displayed by Israeli teens with disabilities from Shalva National Children's Center.

Wheelchairs of Hope has attracted the attention of both the World Health Organization and UNICEF.

A new project, launched by ALEH, enables children with disabilities to take control of their mobility at a very young age.

Israel is donating 100 wheelchairs to Vietnamese children with disabilities, enabling them to enhance their self-confidence and independence.

To those who were missing out until now, it's a dream come true!