December is Israel’s Disabilities Awareness Month and the fashion show was designed to spotlight individuals from Kfar Saba.

Special Needs children heal wounded animals; urban agriculture in the heart of Tel Aviv; Mexican-Israeli top achiever; and more!

Due to their experience in preparing emergency and crisis kits, Israel's special needs soldiers have been recruited to pack coronavirus testing gear.

A participant in this unique event said he 'knows it’s a very important thing to make sick people happy.'

The hikers with disabilities not only navigated the mountain with the help of an Israeli-designed off-road wheelchair, they convened the highest-altitude Jewish prayer service and Torah reading in history.

A unique project in northern Israel empowers special needs adults and instills within them a sense of independence through the supervised care of toddlers.

These young Israelis in Samaria produce all-natural artisanal soaps, gathering the ingredients from the hills and fields surrounding Kochav Hashachar.

Dozens of activists with the Afikim Association joined youth-at-risk and special needs Israelis for a massive run from the capital to Eilat.

The Israeli organization Kelev Tov provides people with special needs gainful employment and therapeutic interaction with canines.

Israeli 12th-grader starts project in which young musicians lead 10- to 21-year-olds on the autism spectrum in expressing themselves through music.

Special needs children should be loved and nurtured, not brainwashed into hating the nation that has sent their people billions of dollars in aid.

Founder and President of Shalva, a unique association for the inclusion of special needs people into society, received an honorary PhD for his contribution to the Jewish state.

Tell Eurovision organizers that inclusion also means respecting the right of Jews to observe the Sabbath! Demand that they accomodate the special-needs band!

Special-needs band frontrunner for 2019 Eurovision contest, Celebrating Jerusalem's mosaic of cultures, Israeli startup devises urban communal living, and more!

'All of Israeli society benefits from your service,' Rivlin told a group of IDF special needs soldiers.

Israel is promoting acceptance and inclusiveness. See how.  

This viral Israeli clip will warm your heart ... and get your toes tapping !

Charity trains caregivers to feel empathy for patients with dementia; Jewish-Arab friendship started on soccer field, lasts 60 years; and much more!

This IDF private serves his nation in his own unique way. Kol Hakavod!

A new community in the Negev will provide home care for children with severe and complex medical and therapeutic needs.

Countries from around the world are turning to Israel for guidance in improving their special needs programs.

At Kishor Winery, people with special needs make a meaningful contribution to the State of Israel and feel great satisfaction.

An Israeli teen has become the first blind IDF soldier.

Ilya Cohen said he was “the happiest guy in the world, after they made my dream come true” to become a policeman for a day.

Israel promotes equal opportunity by using one of its greatest resources, Israeli innovation, to meet the particular challenges of the special needs community.

MDA youth volunteers gave special-needs children a special, fun-filled day in celebration of Tu b’Shvat.

The IDF has developed several programs to include special-needs recruits. This is one great example.

For more than 40 years, Camp HASC has served the Jewish community as the premier summer program for special-needs children and adults.

Waiting for Syrian refugees on the shore is a rescue team of doctors and nurses, both Arab and Jewish, from the Israeli humanitarian organization IsraAid, and Israel’s first ever basketball league for people with special needs has been launched in Jerusalem.

Ezer Mizion’s Hakalah Respite Program provides parents of special-needs children the opportunity to celebrate events with their families while knowing that their child is well looked after, and 70% of the employees of Jerusalem café Bistro Harutzim have various special needs.

Israel’s Economy Ministry has opened 19 employment centers, placing thousands of Arabs, including many Bedouin women. A new town will employ special needs adults alongside regular workers.

Israel will invest in a variety of innovative educational programs, including increased opportunities for special needs students and a greater focus on mathematics.

This incredibly touching video tells the story of a man and woman who didn't let their disabilities get in the way of their own achievements and personal happiness.

Motivated by the disabilities of their own adopted daughter, Moshe and Chaviva Tzahor established a child development center to assist special needs families.

At 16 years old, Adi Altschuler began a youth movement that inspired other teens to look after children with special needs.

The autistic young men and women can sit for hours in front of electronic maps spotting the minutest changes. This rare ability eludes most non-autistic soldiers.