"We as a family simply don't know what we would do without the ALEH centre," says Alex Daulby.  His daughter Mia, who has physical and intellectual disabilities, lives at the beautiful state-of-the-art community home with other kids who also have special needs. They are supported by staff and volunteers who care for them and run engaging activities. 

"Living amongst friends, professionals, expert teaching, medical and care staff is the best - it's the only way Mia is going to live a rich, fulfilled and happy life where she can reach her full potential". 


Mia is reaching new milestones, and level and independence her parent's never thought possible. "As parents, we really couldn't ask for more. We feel we are a part of the ALEH family, and ALEH is part of our family."

Support our High Holiday Campaign, as we rebuild the ALEH Special Needs Centre. The centre was destroyed in June 2025 by a missile from Iran.