ALUT spring news

Dear Visitor,

A big Pride

 
Israel’s Independence Day, Yom Haatzmaut, is marked by a very unique tradition each year where, to symbolize the twelve tribes of Israel, twelve outstanding citizens are selected to light a torch in recognition of their accomplishments and contributions to the state of Israel.
This year’s ceremony was particularly heartwarming to the ALUT family as one of the pioneers who was honored, Corporal Dan Korkovsky is a young adult with autism who volunteered to serve in the Israel Defense Forces together with ten other peers with autism as aerial photography analyzers in the Intelligence Unit 9900.Dan is a graduate of the first course of the Roim Rachok program, that was established in cooperation with Ono Academic College, to train young adults on the autism spectrum to serve as soldiers in the IDF in core professions that utilize their unique capabilities.

We are all so proud of their achievements! 

Passover Camps

Old but new

“Neve Rivka” is one of ALUT’s Homes for Life.  The residents are adults with severe autism who did not have the opportunity in their childhood to receive the benefits of early intervention.
When ALUT was established, our mission was to take them out of psychiatric hospitals and provide them with a caring and warm “Home for Life”.
It is with great pride that we announce the completed beautiful renovation of the facility in Nes Tsyonna. We are grateful to the family members, supporters, Mayor Ness Tsyonna, our partners in the Ministry of Social Services and National Insurance and our superb staff who care for our children for partnering with us.
To all, a heartfelt thank you; “Todah Raba”. 

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