Nearly 1,400 “Simcha Kits” were sent to the children and adults of Seeach Sod before Sukkot. Each kit included a personalized Seeach Sod sukka poster, a delicious chocolate platter, and a small speaker with a USB flash drive loaded with audio and visual Simchat Beit HaShoeva media.

Every year, the children and adults of Seeach Sod have the special merit of greeting great Rabbinic and public figures at our famous Simchat Beit HaShoeva.

Thousands of sukkot in Israel and around the world participated in Seeach Sod’s special Simchat Beit HaShoevah, along with individuals with disabilities. Despite the limitations posed by the coronavirus, Seeach Sod managed to unite thousands of families and to create a moving experience for everyone who participated.

The students at Talmud Torah Otzar Yerushalayim worked hard and with great excitement as they prepared their sukkah decorations this year.

The residents in Seeach Sod’s Supported Housing Program enjoyed an uplifting and exciting Sukkot. All of the residences remained open over the holiday, and the residents and staff built their own sukkot.

On Thursday, November 15th, Beit Shemesh came together to joyfully celebrate the dedication of a new Sefer Torah to Seeach Sod’s Yeshivat Otzar HaTorah.

The students of Yeshivat Otzar HaTorah in Beit Shemesh experienced a particularly exciting tefilla service on the last day of Cheshvan, when they had the opportunity to read from the new sefer Torah that was dedicated the week before.

The third grade classes in Talmud Torah Otzar Yerushalayim took advantage of the pleasant weather to enjoy a field day at the Shalva park.

Mothers of students at Yeshivat Otzar HaTorah were recently invited to hear from school staff regarding the roles of different staff members in the yeshiva.

Seeach Sod is presently beginning an exciting partnership with the Tzfat municipality, and Rabbi Nachman Gelbach, a member of the City Council, recently came to tour Seeach Sod’s programs. The tour began on the Ramot campus, where Rabbi Gelbach was introduced to the rehabilitative daycare center, early childhood, and elementary school programs. Rabbi Gelbach expressed his appreciation of the professionalism in all of the programs there. The tour continued in Yeshivat Otzar HaTorah, where Rabbi Gelbach was able to see firsthand how much the students accomplish in their Torah studies and vocational and life-skills training.