Kfar Blatt rescues children from disadvantaged, dysfunctional or dangerous circumstances and offers Israeli children a safe haven for healing and for the opportunities they need and deserve.
At Kfar Ganim, typical students, developmentally disabled students, and students on the Autism-Spectrum learn side by side in a fully integrated educational environment.
AMIT alumnus Rafael Kroytoro, 21, was among the 120 outstanding soldiers recognized in a special Independence Day ceremony at the President’s Residence in Jerusalem.
AMIT Renanim has a unique program geared specifically toward new immigrants and the difficult challenges facing them.
The Ministry of Education, launched a new conservation curriculum at this school because of its unique conservation program and environmental curriculum.
