A new baby. The sweet smell, the tiny nose. Parental hopes. Maternal dreams. Eternal love. But then disbelief. Unease. A disease. Cerebral Palsy.
Destiny beyond diagnosis
Questions of “What will be?” and “How will it be?” shatter the joy.
This is where Tikvah Layeled steps in
With emotional, financial, and practical support from birth, and innovative therapies, Tikvah Layeled helps children with CP achieve what many thought impossible.
And the difference is in our care -
We treat children as if they were our own.
Because they are.
Meet Yoel
Yoel, a child with Cerebral Palsy, was born in 1982 as a triplet to Rabbi Tzvi and Mrs Shaindel Breitstein.
With a mother's love, and a father's fortitude, they created a facility that answered their son's needs.
Its purpose then, as it is today, is a school that doubles as a rehabilitation center for children and young adults with CP.
But not just that.
Tzvi and Shaindel, a powerful couple, support fellow parents through the whole CP journey. And what a journey it is.
Built With Love,
Led With Life
The Breitsteins stopped at nothing, searching for anything, anywhere, that might help their child. And like their lives depended on it – which it did – they traveled the world to find the best in the medical world.
Growing pains and growing gains
The essence of growth lies not in what we can see, but in what we can be.
$
3.5
M
Yearly
budget
budget
24
hours
Support
hotline
hotline
63
+
Members
of staff
of staff
7
-
9
hours
Hours of therapy
a child gets per week
a child gets per week
6
Average amount of children per class
800
+
Tikvah Layeled
graduates
graduates
1982
Birth of Yoel, birth of Tikvah Layeled
11
Places traveled to pursue the best medical advice
