Kishorit, a winery in northern Israel, empowers those with special needs to accomplish their goals in life.
The Kishorit winery and vineyard was founded in a northern Israel kibbutz of the same name in 1994 to provide vocational training for students at a nearby school for teenagers with developmental disabilities.
The students run the wine production process from the beginning to the end.
The name “Kishorit” comes from the word “connect” in Hebrew, highlighting the connection that the 160 adults who live in Kishorit have with the land, with their community, and with meaningful work.
Watch as vineyard worker Yaron Biran explains, in Hebrew, “Kishorit gives me a good feeling, it gives me fun, it gives me satisfaction, it gives me enjoyment. I’m very connected to the land. When people come and buy wine from the vineyard, it makes me feel like ‘wow, I participated in this process!’”
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