There is always a demand and waiting list for our group apartments. Thanks to your support, we have been able to open our latest apartment for 4 young women who are all in their 20s. Moriah is 24 and has Down’s Syndrome. She has moved straight from her parents’ home and has never been independent […]
“Thank you so much to everyone at Ohel Sarah for the amazing work that you do. It was an honor to see firsthand the projects and to meet your wonderful clients, children, adults and parents, and the very many people who give their time to make Ohel Sarah the wonderful place that it is. Kol Hakavod!”
Mrs. Celia Gould, spouse of former British Ambassador to Israel.
“Seeing young men working in nature is beautiful and inspiring! In this day and age, where technology suppresses man’s ability to really connect to his surroundings, I am impressed by Ohel Sarah’s encouragement of its students to appreciate and live nature.”
Mr. Chaim Messing, Chairman of the Jewish National Fund, Central Israel, during his visit to Ohel Sarah’s Therapy Greenhouse.
“It is wonderful to see these women working and being involved in meaningful employment. I am a staunch believer that people with special needs deserve to feel like contributing individuals in the community. Ohel Sarah serves as an advocate for adults with disabilities and advances their right to take an active part in society”
Mr. Eli Dadon, Chairman of the Israel National Lottery.
“I have been deeply impressed by the devotion, high professional standards, care and warmth and individual attention that each student at the organization receives…and by its constant aspiration towards advancement and improvement – all carried out with the purpose of providing the best possible care to the students.”
Michal Hertzog, Wohl Foundation.
There is always a demand and waiting list for our group apartments. Thanks to your support, we have been able to open our latest apartment for 4 young
women who are all in their 20s. Moriah is 24 and has Down’s Syndrome. She has moved straight from her parents’ home and has never been independent before.
It has taken her some time to understand the need for patience, organisation and good communication in order to live in a shared home.
She is very excited to be independent for the first time.
We strive to give all our residents the opportunity to become as independent as possible – we know how much it increases their self-esteem and self-worth.
