The students of Yeshivas Otzar HaTorah visited the Rebbe of Kupishnitz shlita for a brachah in preparation for the upcoming year.

In preparation for the Yamim Nora'im, the Yecholot Center's participants met the mythological ba'al toke'a, Rabbi Yitzchak Rosemarin, who demonstrated shofar blowing and provided detailed explanations, interspersed with inspiring stories of tzaddikim on the subject.

Seeach Sod's welfare services are currently functioning in full emergency mode, providing expanded services and full staffing in accordance with the instructions of the Home Front Command.

4,000 families of children with disabilities have been helped thus far by Seeach Sod's wartime services.

The groups provide professional and emotional support, a supportive environment and lots of understanding and acceptance.

Seeach Sod mobilizes to ensure that no child is left behind

The adults in Seeach Sod's Shoham Day Center are contributing their part to the war effort by packing candy bags for children in hospitals. The directors of the charity organization 'Mish'an La' Choleh' who are facilitating this project, came to visit the Day Center and were so impressed by our special adults.

Today, April 2^nd, is World Autism Awareness Day.

Seeach Sod is here to share a few short and to the point phrases and illustrations-

'What is autism'

Minister of Education Yoav Kisch, along with his professional team, conducted an extensive learning tour of Seeach Sod this week. The minister wished Rabbi Shimon Levy, CEO of Seeach Sod, continued success in leading the field of special education with the same dedication and expertise he has demonstrated for many years.