Forty years ago, a couple approached me. Their toddler suffered from complex difficulties and needed rehabilitation. The parents looked at me in despair and did not know where they would find a place that would be able to take care of their son while giving him all the love just as they have over the years. Years have passed and the baby has exhausted his abilities and become an active adult integrated into the community, but I do will not forget his face and the face of his parents. For him, for tens of thousands of children like him and their parents, I founded ALEH. With a wonderful and dedicated staff of caregivers, teachers, and rehabilitation teams, we give them a home. Our mission is in full swing. In fact, we have not yet started.