THE CARE DIFFERENCE
Every year, CARE brings the spirit of Purim alive with a carnival that is especially designed to cater to families of children with special needs. This year, over 600 children came sporting their adorable Purim costumes, ready for a day filled with fun! From stilt walkers and magicians to bounce houses, face painting, pillowcase decorating, and more — there was something for everyone to enjoy! The event was far more than just a carnival. It was a day that allowed families to experience the pure joy of the holiday despite the hardships of their everyday lives. The feelings of warmth and support from the community allowed them to truly relax and enjoy themselves.
Once again, the CARE Purim Carnival displays the organization’s exceptional ability to organize meaningful and successful events that bring families of children with special needs in our community together.
What is it that draws hundreds of parents to CARE? How is the experience unique? What elevates the CARE organization over others that serve children with special needs?
Founded by parents who deeply understand the challenges of raising a child with special needs, CARE offers not only direct support for children but also comprehensive guidance for the entire family. From the moment they begin their journey, CARE empowers parents, helping them navigate the emotional and practical complexities of raising a special child. CARE advisors are beside them every step of the way, ensuring they never feel alone.
By connecting families to essential services, therapies, schools, and specialists, CARE has become a lifeline within the special needs community. Beyond individual support, CARE fosters a sense of belonging through special events where parents and families can connect, share, and feel understood. With in-house social workers and a dedicated therapy clinic, CARE provides both emotional and practical support under one roof.
CARE blends compassion with advocacy, love with services, and provides hope–because every child deserves a beautiful life. Today, CARE is the heart of the special needs community, the central resource families turn to for comprehensive, ongoing support.
