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Adopt Sarah
Cost: $10,000
Sarah just smiled for the first time after a day of Special Education Classes, various therapies and extra-curricular activities and a lot of love in between; sponsor Sarah's treatment for a month.
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Adopt Yossi
Cost: $5,000
Yossi loves to learn in his Early Intervention Nursery Class every morning; sponsor his class for a month.
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Adopt Rafi
Cost: $1,000
Help Rafi walk on his own two feet by sponsoring his Physical Therapy Sessions for a month.
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Adopt Ruthie
Cost: $750
Give Ruthie the world even while her medical conditions render her immobile. Sponsor her Mobile Multi-Sensory Equipment.
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Adopt Yochai
Cost: $500
Yochai's laugh makes everyone smile and the "Kangaroo" Feeding Machine that constantly monitors the nutrients entering his body helps him stay happy and healthy; contribute to the cost of Yochai's Feeding Equipment.
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Adopt Josh
Cost: $300
Give Josh the love and warmth of his family by sponsoring 3 annual trips home to Ashkelon.
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Adopt David
Cost: $180
Hydrotherapy helps David become light and buoyant as his muscles relax. His joy carries him through the rest of the day. Help sponsor David's Hydrotherapy Sessions for a week.
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Adopt Debbie
Cost: $100
Help Debbie's creative spirit blossom and express itself through her Art Therapy; sponsor 2 sessions.
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Adopt Malki
Cost: $72
Malki looks forward to her Zoo Therapy Session every week, where she gets to take care of Pinky the Rabbit; sponsor a Zoo Therapy Session for Malki and her class.
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Adopt Chaim
Cost: $54
Chaim comes alive during music therapy, when his inner spirit is touched. Help him shine by sponsoring his Music Therapy Session.
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Adopt Gadi
Cost: $36
Gadi could be using his pinky now to communicate. Please help sponsor his Computer Therapy Session.
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Adopt Aviva
Cost: $18
With the help of her physical therapist, Aviva is having fun and learning how to feed herself using a specially designed spoon; sponsor her meals for a day.
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Buildings |
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Paramedical Center
Cost: $2,000,000
Providing 12,000 paramedical treatments annually, including physical therapy, occupational therapy, communicative therapy, rehabilitative technology therapy, emotional therapy, music and art therapy.
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Hospital Wing
Cost: $750,000
Giving people with complex medical conditions the hospital care they require within their familiar home, without disturbing their daily therapy routine.
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Rehabilitative Horseback Riding
Cost: $600,000
Giving people with disabilities the feelings of control, freedom and responsibility that we all enjoy. At the same time, horseback riding builds muscular skills and control of body movement in an enjoyable, thrilling way.
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Rehabilitative Swimming Pool
Cost: $500,000
Hydrotherapy in a beautiful pool, with different water levels for people of all ages, infant through adult.
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Residential Units
Cost: $500,000
Homey assisted-living apartments for adults with disabilities, designed to encourage independence.
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Jerusalem Intensive Care Unit
Cost: $260,000
Located in the new high-dependency wing, the unit will provide professional round-the-clock intensive care to seriously ill children within their home, precluding the necessity to hospitalize them.
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Refuge Garden Project
Cost: $250,000
Incorporating the therapeutic properties of plants and colors to create a unique ecology that supports and facilitates the body's natural balances and processes of well-being, thus bringing calm and healing.
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Jerusalem Small Medical Wing
Cost: $180,000
Located in the new high-dependency wing, the wing includes four bedrooms and accompanying bathrooms adjacent to the nurses’ station and doctor’s room.
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Vocational Training Center
Cost: $180,000
Exciting workshops for adults with disabilities, in a vocational framework that incorporates occupational therapy with a fulfilling vocation.
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Jerusalem Educational Wing Lobby
Cost: $150,000
Leading into the educational wing within the new High-Dependency Center, the lobby will include comfortable lounge corners for families and visitors
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Jerusalem Physiotherapy Room
Cost: $100,000
Empowers children suffering from various motor disabilities with enhanced physical ability in all areas of their daily lives, by providing therapeutic treatment within a medically safe environment.
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Jerusalem High-Dependency Bedroom
Cost: $35,000
Providing quality residential living for disabled children with complex medical conditions requiring long-term hospital care.
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Rehabilitative Exercise Gym
Cost: $25,000
Equipping our newly opened community rehabilitative gym with specialized exercise machines and equipment
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Gedera Music Room
Cost: $20,000
Designing a specialized room with musical instruments and equipment meant to stimulate, communicate and calm residents.
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Maintenance Vehicle
Cost: $13,000
Aleh Negev is a village spread across 25 acres of land. Its various centers are
separated by open spaces, grassy areas and parks, purposely planned to enhance the
therapeutic benefits and wellbeing of the residents and outpatients.
The distance between the various centers and facilities is considerable. The
maintenance team caring for the upkeep of the village requires a vehicle for internal
use within the village to quickly and efficiently make the rounds between the different
buildings.
Sponsorship includes dedication plaque on the vehicle itself, as per the
donor’s wishes.
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Electric Golf Cart Project
Cost: $5,000
The residents of the village all suffer from serious disabilities and are under
constant medical care. They require various medications throughout the day, which
are distributed to them during their regular daily routine.
Aleh Negev is a village spread across 25 acres of land. Its various centers are
separated by open spaces, grassy areas and parks, purposely planned to enhance the
therapeutic benefits and wellbeing of the residents and outpatients.
The distance between the Medical Clinic and the centers where the residents spend
most of their time, including the assisted-living homes and vocational workshops,
is considerable. The nurse who distributes the medicines requires an Electric Cart
to quickly and efficiently make the rounds a few times a day.
The Electric Cart will ensure the residents' continued medical care without infringing
on their work time, rehabilitative activities or recreational time.
Sponsorship includes dedication plaque on the cart itself, as per the donor’s
wishes.
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Medical Equipment |
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Wheelchair-Accessible Ambulance
Cost: $110,000
Provides transportation to clinics and hospitals in the area for specialized treatment
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Electric Generator
Cost: $22,000
Ensures our children’s medical care during times of crisis
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Electric Wheelchair
Cost: $20,000
Controlled by a joystick, gives disabled toddlers mobility and independence.
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Free-Standing Infant Warmer
Cost: $6,200
Applies and automatically adjusts direct heat to a child who is unable to regulate his body temperature.
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Mobile Ultrasound
Cost: $2,500
Vibrations created by the ultrasound are applied to various parts of the body to enable healing and easing of pain.
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Oxygen Generator
Cost: $1,600
Mobile piece of equipment that produces the oxygen needed to breathe properly.
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Kangaroo Feeders
Cost: $1,120
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Suction Machine
Cost: $1,000
Drains excess saliva, thereby preventing recurrent pneumonia and hospitalizations for children with respiratory difficulties Easily accessible and mobile on a specialized cart
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Scopoderm Patches
Cost: $420
A "band-aid" placed behind the ear to reduce uncomfortable, irritable secretions.
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Electronic Thermometer
Cost: $270
Measures the child's temperature with a high-degree of accuracy
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Therapeutic Equipment |
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Roof-top Specialized Playground - Bnei Brak
Cost: $35,000
Constructing a large playground on the roof of Bnei Brak's residential facility, to enable the children to enjoy the beauty of nature and the outside world every day.
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Mobile Communications System
Cost: $16,200
A mobile structure containing switchboards with pictures, letters and dials, and a vocal output system.
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Electrical/Battery-Run Toys
Cost: $9,000
Stimulates and improves the senses of sight and sound via flashing lights, noises and movements.
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Ceiling Hoist
Cost: $7,200
Used for safe, easy and dignified movement of immobile young adults.
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Mobile Stimulatory Cart
Cost: $3,500
Offering various stimulatory devices to immobile residents.
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Divided and Surface-Attachable Plates
Cost: $3,000
Encourages independent eating and prevents spills.
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Beds
Cost: $1,500
Aesthetically pleasing and hospital approved.
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Lymph-Press Machine
Cost: $1,350
Removes edema, improves blood flow to the limbs, and heals wounds caused by blood vessel-related illnesses.
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Adjustable Chairs
Cost: $1,100
Adjusts caregiver's height to that of child for safe and efficient feeding.
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Dynamic Stander
Cost: $900
Specialized walker for infants and young children, to support them in a standing position
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Eye Toy
Cost: $350
Encourages activity, interest and communication by responding to the slightest movement of the head or hand.
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Rehabilitative Projects |
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Rehabilitative Horseback Riding Program
Cost: $225,000
Giving people with disabilities the feelings of control, freedom and responsibility and building muscular skills and control of body movement in an enjoyable, thrilling way.
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Gymboree Class
Cost: $20,000
Concentrating all children requiring intensive stimulation into one class, within a room containing all required stimulatory equipment
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Virtual Reality
Cost: $15,700
Creating a virtual surrounding to enable a disabled child to experience exciting, interactive activities he or she would otherwise never be exposed to
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Medical Clowns
Cost: $8,000
Using laughter and fun to encourage communication and spread joy.
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Operation Kit
Cost: $5,000
Operation preparation kit especially designed for children with special needs, including cognitive and communicative disabilities.
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Toy and Tape Library and Puppet Theater
Cost: $3,600
A stimulating and fun mobile library, with specialized devices for activation.
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Vocational Training Program
Cost: $1,190
Providing children with cognitive and physical disabilities with a meaningful and challenging occupation
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Basketball Session
Cost: $650
Enabling disabled youngsters to enjoy a game of basketball.
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Group Hydrotherapy Session
Cost: $100
Using the medium of water to provide physical therapy and emotional wellbeing in a fun setting, and developing social skills within a group.
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Special Activities |
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Community Hotline
Cost: $20,000
Professional advice, referrals and encouragement for parents of children with special needs.
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Aleh Biography
Cost: $13,000
Bringing Aleh's mission to the general public via an interesting, inspiring book.
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Mini-Vacation
Cost: $7,000
A sleep-away trip for 40 disabled youngsters to one of Israel's majestic sights - an unforgettable experience!
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Annual Staff Trip
Cost: $5,500
Giving staff a chance to relax and rejuvenate on a full-day trip.
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Year-End Overnight
Cost: $3,500
3-day fun-filled sleepover in the Galilee for 20 disabled young adults.
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Family Retreat
Cost: $2,500
Taking child and family on a weekend bonding retreat.
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Beach Outing
Cost: $400
An outing to the beach or the zoo exposes our youngsters to the beauty of the outside world.
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Specialists' Services |
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Pediatric Specialist
Cost: $5,500
Hiring a pediatrician who specializes in adult-related problems to track the bone density of Aleh's young adult female population on a monthly basis.
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Orthopedic Specialist
Cost: $4,500
Hiring an orthopedic doctor who specializes in back problems to treat Aleh residents on a monthly basis.
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Treadmill Instructor
Cost: $500
Hiring a professional instructor to take advantage of the specialized treadmill meant to improve residents' walking skills.
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Staff Training |
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Sponsor a Personal Aid
Cost: $14,000
A great part of Aleh’s success in rehabilitation is its individualized learning programs designed for each child according to his/her ability. At Aleh Jerusalem’s special education school, these programs are carried out on a one-on-one basis – one caregiver working with one child. This requires a great deal of extra manpower.
The Education Ministry used to provide the funding for this extra manpower, but recent budget cuts have affected Aleh as well. Nevertheless, we deem the personal mentor approach so vital that we have undertaken to seek the necessary funding.
National Service girls have proven to be highly motivated and filled with desire to help “their” child succeed. They work tirelessly and truly believe in the hidden potential of each child’s spirit. Hiring them is cost-effective, and they are in tune with the religious and quality of life issues that govern the facility.
Cost of hiring 4 National Service Girls: $14,000
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Hospice Training Program
Cost: $10,000
Teaching staff how to deal with terminal illness and its effects.
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Project SafeKids
Cost: $500
Seminars for staff and parents on creating safe conditions for children with special needs.
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Resuscitation Doll
Cost: $160
Life-sized doll upon which to practice the basics of CPR and other emergency aid.
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