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Getting Connected in Ashkelon! The Tri-Annual Convention of the Shalem Fund for Coordinators, Social Workers and Care Center Managers in the Field of Developmental Intellectual Disabilities

 The “Connected” convention is, as the name suggests, a connection between different content worlds and professionals from all over Israel, dealing with developmental intellectual disabilities. This year, the convention was held in Ashkelon, in an experiential framework rich of inspirational contents which provided a glimpse into new and interesting content worlds and slightly different thinking.

The Feeding Experience Voices of People with Intellectual Developmental Disability

The experiences, voices, and thoughts of people with intellectual developmental disability Who are fed by staff members in community care settings :This video was filmed as part of a study entitled Improving the Task of Feeding among Direct Caregivers of People with Developmental Intellectual Disabilities The study and the video were funded by the Shalem

Shalem Found supports programs of performing and arts of people with intellectual disabilities

Shalem foundation assists in funding programs in various disciplines of art and culture which are participated by people with intellectual developmental disabilities Skills of people with intellectual disabilities can be expressed in performing arts and visual arts Shalem foundation's support, enables the activity of various bands exhibitions and performances, for their enjoyment and ours This short video

Net.Haver – a social Internet site tailored for adults with intellectual disabilities

Net.Haver is a social Internet site tailored for adults with intellectual disabilities. The aim of the project is to improve quality of life by expanding social circles, adjusted recreational activities and accessible information channels. The site is developed by Aline Beit Noam in cooperation with users, and the support of the Ministry of Economy ,

Team-based Simulations as a Tool for Developing Ethics Code of Conduct among Counselors and Employers in Supported Employment: Learner Centered Education

This research was supported by a grant from Shalem Fund The study's goal is to expose the ethical dilemmas and ethical codes that occur in supported employment, in order to develop an ethical code in supported employment. 83 supported employment counselors and 60 employers participated in the study. This study presents an integrative approach to

Shalem Foundation courses in academia

 People with IDD are entitled to lead full, rich lives in their communities and enjoy everything that the world around them offers, including culture, architecture, health services, and social services. The academic world is one of the most important places where professionals, therapists, government officials and policy-makers of the future are trained in a wide