ADI's 'Sea of Green' shines light of disability inclusion on Jerusalem Marathon
More than 300 strong, the ‘ADI Fleet’ inclusive running team raised awareness and over $37,000 to empower residents with severe disabilities.
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More than 300 strong, the ‘ADI Fleet’ inclusive running team raised awareness and over $37,000 to empower residents with severe disabilities.
ADI's Second Annual ‘Race for Inclusion’ drew 400+ North American gap year and college students and raised over $17,000 for disability care.
Friends and family described him as an avid adventurer whose favorite activities, many of which he loved to do with his father Avi, included snowboarding, sailing and basketball.
David Moshe Henoch, known as Divi, graduated last month from SAR High School and planned a career in engineering.
(Courtesy of ADI Israel) On the morning of December 29, following a week of gloomy weather, the Negev clouds gave way to abundant sunshine and an atmosphere of heightened hope and humanity, as ADI (adi-israel.org), Israel’s most comprehensive provider of residential and rehabilitative care for individuals with severe disabilities, hosted their first annual “Race for Inclusion.” The 2.5K fun run highlighted the importance of disability inclusion while also raising over $14,000 to enhance ADI’s respiratory therapy and hydrotherapy programs, thereby empowering their residents and special ...