A Snoezelen room in Seeach Sod's "Chayai Adam" Apartment

A "Snoezelen" sensory room is a specially designed space that employs color and light, sounds and texture to create a calm and stimulating environment. A Snoezelen room provides mediated sensory stimulation and is used as a developmental and therapeutic tool. The Seeach Sod apartment on Chayai Adam Street in Jerusalem, is home to Josh May and another 11 men with moderate to severe intellectual disabilities. Their ability to participate in everyday tasks or community activities are more limited. For these men, the need for varied stimulation and activity indoors is crucial. Seeach Sod seeks to create a Snoezelen sensory room for the 12 residents of the apartment on Chayai Adam Street. The room will be established on the ground floor of the apartment by dividing off a section of a larger space. Please become a part of this important project! **Please note that all donations are tax-deductible in Israel, US, UK, and Canada. Tax receipts will be automatically emailed upon completion of the donation process. Dedication opportunities: Hammock (ceiling suspended): $250 Sound system: $500 Interactive light system: $500 Vibrating beanbag chair: $450 Therapeutic foam mattress: $720 Vibrating armchair: $1,000 Fiberglass light system: $1,200 Water bed: $1,400 Effect wheel: $2,500 Wooden wall and wall padding: $2,800 Bubble pillar system: $3,600