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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

Impressions of the play Simple Dreams at the training seminar of the Noam Zionist youth movement and at the Conservative Movement’s Adraba Center for Children with Disabilities

 Ronen Ben-Avraham, director of the Adraba Center of the Conservative Movement (known in Israel as the Masorti Movement), says: “The Neta’im program for the integration of children and youth with disabilities into the [Conservative Movement’s] Noam Zionist youth movement, is about Children and teenagers with IDD are integrated into several branches of Noam, such as

Anchor for Life — Sea Scouts; A Sailing Competition on the Yarkon River; Community Social Projects

 Approximately three years ago, the Shalem Foundation set up a special way to provide assistance, among its other activities: by supporting community projects on the periphery and in the regional councils. The goal of this track is to support social activities that integrate people with developmental intellectual disabilities, who live in their parents’ homes, in

Israel’s first training kitchen for children with special needs is established at the Taf Lataf School

 A state-of-the-art training kitchen, the first of its kind in Israel, has been established at the Taf Lataf School for children with special needs, which is partially funded by the Shalem Foundation. The purpose of the training kitchen is to enable the pupils to gain experience in working – with guidance and supervision – in