A ceremony was held at the Mayanei Hayeshua Medical Center in Bnei Brak to award certificates and prizes to outstanding employees.
Among the ten most outstanding employees who took the stage to receive a certificate from the medical center's management was G., an employee of the Lev Rivkah Center, named after founder Rivka Ginzburg, who recently moved to the new and spacious Be'er Bat Sheva building, named after Rebbetzin Bat Sheva Kanievsky, in Bnei Brak, which is operated by the Ohel Sarah organization.
The MASH centers are designed to provide a response to the population of special people and aim to integrate them into society. The employee who won the title of Outstanding has worked for seven years at Mayanei Hayeshua, and she was chosen by her coworkers as an Outstanding Employee.
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During the ceremony, where certificates were awarded to the ten outstanding employees, the employee was called upon to speak first to the participants. G. said with great excitement that her work there allows her to feel "equal among equals.".
Not a dry eye was left in the audience as she expressed her gratitude for the opportunity she was given to integrate into society, explaining that this opportunity gives her "a reason to get up in the morning" and "to be like everyone else.".
Ohel Sarah CEO Malka Weinberg said that in addition to her work, which is done seriously and responsibly, the employee managed to integrate into the company and earn the coveted title among hundreds of employees on the medical center's staff. "We will continue to develop and intensify the supported work that gives special people the ability to be human and enable them to integrate as successfully as possible into society.".
The Ohel Sarah organization, established four decades ago, operates a number of supported employment centers, schools, and community housing for the population of special needs people at various levels of functioning. The organization's activities enable the participants and their families to lead calm, independent lives and integrate into society.
