On Tuesday, January 28th, Rabbi Natan Slifkin, AKA the Zoo Rabbi, visited Ma’ayanot Yeshiva High School to share with Ma’ayanot students his novel ideas about

It feels good to be at Yachad’s Vocational Training Program. I used to work at an occupational center where I fell asleep on the job.

Now in its 28th year, the Yachad Northeast Family Shabbaton will take place on May 9-11 at the Stamford Plaza Hotel in Connecticut. Registration is

“Through the experienced and caring hands of the administration and teachers, our daughter has grown by leaps and bounds and achieved academic and social milestones

Wheelchair-bound Yoav Kreim—a well-known leader and spokesperson for people with disabilities in Israel for more than 20 years—has led demonstrations, lobbied members of Knesset to

The Ruderman Family Foundation recently announced that Dr. Michael Ashley Stein, a visiting professor at Harvard Law School and an internationally recognized expert on disability

Miami—Calling themselves “Team Power,” 14 counselors and two children fighting cancer who attended Camp Simcha, the renowned international camp for kids with cancer and other

Friendship Circle (FC) offers access to those who may feel they are living on the fringes of the Jewish community due to the unique challenges

Over the past few years, OHEL Children’s Home and Family Services have developed their incredible Sibshops program for children with siblings who have a developmental

(JNS.org) The Jewish Federations of North America (JFNA) and the Ruderman Family Foundation plan to place young adults with disabilities in internships and fellowships at

The term “special needs” has become society’s way to describe a person/and or child who years ago was referred to as brain damaged, retarded, and

“If you want to guide your children away from the hypnotic and probably less-than-beneficial effects of the shoot-’em-down combat computer games so popular these days,