Ecommunity, an electronic waste recycling factory that employs people with special needs, established Advanced Ecology, also employing people with special needs. Advanced Ecology recycles electronic waste at the customer’s location, an important service for the recycling of sensitive, military grade electronics.
An association for the advancement of people with disabilities in Arab society that runs “The Title Library”, producing tailored books (Braille method, electrons and more) for the visually impaired in the Arab society.
A web design and marketing service for SMEs. Based in Tel Aviv, the initiative employs skilled physically handicapped individuals in web design, graphic design, search engine marketing, and content marketing.
An outsourcing call-center primarily operated by employees with disabilities. As of today, it is the largest employer of people with special needs in the Israeli market.
Exposing adults without disabilities to the everyday challenges experienced by disabled, Chavaya Mitgalgelet aims to change how people perceive the disabled and to encourage them to employ adults with disabilities.
A self-painting studio for ceramics that offers activities for individuals and groups. Cli Caso Studio creates a unique and supportive work environment that integrates people with mental disabilities into the staff of the studio.
Curtain Call empowers individuals from across the societal spectrum to come together to break down social barriers, bridge community gaps, and overcome personal challenges using Community-Based Theater.
From Ethiopian immigrants, to Charedi (ultra-orthodox) women, to the elderly, to children and youth at-risk, to Arab women, to individuals with special needs, Curtain Call works with all walks of Israel’s diverse society, giving a voice, a stage, and a constructive outlet for self-expression to those who might not otherwise be heard.
In addition, we create meaningful interactions between communities that are poles apart—such as Arab and Jew, secular and orthodox, old and young, new immigrant and native Israeli, helping to foster eye-opening dialogue, push aside stereotypes and build genuine bonds of understanding and friendship.
Dogiz Dogiz was established to provide a comprehensive response to dog owners through various services,
A factory for e waste recycling, which employs over 70 people with disabilities. Ecommunity’s recycling facility allows workers with special needs to participate in this impactful, environmentally friendly process.
Through professional fitness training, Eitan Everyone Can empowers people on the autism spectrum and people with disabilities. Training includes Krav Maga, cross-country running (marathon) and more.
A coffee shop, event center and culinary service provider in Ashkelon that employs adults with mental illness. Working at the coffee shop enables employees to acquire skills and confidence to help them reintegrate into society.
A rehabilitative center for adult with mental health problems. The 3-year program of Hiram teaches the participants work skills and habits within an assisted living environment.
A gift shop selling a wide range of products made by adults with mental disorders, youth-at-risk, elderly and marginalized populations, the store provides employment opportunities and a supportive work environment for up to 15 employees (in 3 shifts) with mental disorders.
An association that recycles electric motors, metal and copper materials.
The association employs workers with special needs, from the non-Jewish sector – Druze, Muslims and Christians, who also enjoy opportunities in other circles of life.
The association contributes through its activities both socially and to the creation of better greener environment.
A virtual and social rehabilitation initiative established to support people with mental health disorders that allows the formation of social connections and networks, in a personal and safe environment.
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The MemoApp Method (technique) and smart screen displays continuous and constant personal daily information. With the help of Memoapp life can be much better with dementia.
A family-owned enterprise in the production of food products that employ people with disabilities, youth at risk and ex convicts. The workers integrate into the labor market in a supportive and inclusive atmosphere.
An advertising agency specializing in branding and digital marketing, providing a safe and meaningful workplace for professionals with disabilities. All employees, including the entrepreneurs of Optimist, are professionals with disabilities, either from birth or as a result of military service.
Providing equal opportunities and the integration of people with disabilities into the workforce are the values at the heart of the bakery. In 2018, Orbar Bakery won the Minister of Economy and Industry’s Award for Businesses Employing People with Disabilities.
Second from home Second from Home is a social business from the Neve Yaakov community,
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