Israeli Educational Network Expands Nationwide, Recruiting Female Professionals to Support Children with Special Needs
Perach Israel, a nationwide educational and therapeutic network, is expanding its operations across Israel and actively recruiting female professionals in education, therapy, and social work. The organization emphasizes a multidisciplinary approach combining innovation, professional guidance, and meaningful impact on children and their families, alongside personal and professional growth for its staff.
The network’s expansion is driven by ongoing investment in people, including professional support, interdisciplinary collaboration, therapeutic innovation, and career advancement opportunities. A notable example of their innovative approach includes a 3D-printed triangular tool developed by occupational therapists to help a child with motor difficulties use scissors independently, illustrating how creativity and teamwork transform challenges into opportunities.
Perach Israel is currently seeking kindergarten teachers, teaching assistants, speech therapists, occupational therapists, physiotherapists, social workers, emotional therapists, behavior analysts, nurses, and other professionals. The recruitment is due to growth and new frameworks opening across various communities, not due to unusual staff turnover.
Staff members highlight the network’s collaborative environment, where multidisciplinary teams tailor individualized care plans for children with special needs. A speech therapist described the joy of witnessing children express themselves and achieve new milestones, while a kindergarten teacher emphasized the importance of setting personal goals and fostering trust and capability in each child.
The organization also invests heavily in its employees through ongoing training, peer learning, professional development programs, and career advancement within the network. A social worker noted the strong professional support and personal growth opportunities, as well as the satisfaction of seeing progress in both children and their families.
Founder and CEO Rabbi Moshe Stein stated that the staff are true partners in the network’s mission, and the expansion requires recruiting more dedicated, skilled women. He emphasized the importance of investing in employees as integral to the children’s development and the organization’s success.
