So, your synagogue wants to be more inclusive of people of all abilities, but it seems like an overwhelming challenge… We’ve got good news: there are many steps that you can take today that will make a difference for everyone. And we’ve got even better news: your congregation is not alone. RSIP can help you access consultants and network with other congregations who have undertaken this important work. Start by reading the resources on this page, and be sure to contact us with any further questions about how RSIP can help transform your whole congregation.
RSIP Grantee Beth Menachem Chabad of Newton used their grant to install an accessible handrail for their community
RSIP Grantee Temple Sinai in Marblehead used their RSIP grant to install an ADA Barrier-Free wall-mounted water cooler
RSIP Grantee B'nai Tikvah in Canton used their RSIP grant to build and install an accessible Torah stand for their community
RSIP Grantee Congregation Shirat Hayam of the North Shore used their micro-grant to help create a quiet respite corner for children with sensory needs for their annual synagogue Hannukah party
RSIP Grantee Kadimah Toras-Moshe in Brighton used their grant to install an accessible handrail for their entryway