In response to their dedication and great efforts to integrate into the community and participate in the workforce, the participants in our Bnei Brak supported vocational program were treated to an outing at a bowling and entertainment center.

The elementary school classes at Maoz Yerushalayim enjoyed a fabulous trip to the Action Park amusement park. They particularly enjoyed the go-karts, the jeep rides, bungee-trampoline jumping, water slides, and pool.

The summer events at Maoz Yerushalayim have begun! The theme of this year’s summer camp is “Air Time.” The girls traveled to the Tel Aviv amusement park. Afterwards, they had a great time at the respite center.

As part of their class on taking public transportation, Rav Dovid Yonah Klein’s students at Yeshivat Otzar HaTorah traveled to the gravesite of the Maharitz, where they had the opportunity to daven.

The girls in grades 11-12 at Ashira High School experienced a two-day “winter camp” that fit their needs perfectly and was full of activities, experiences, and fun.

While the general Israeli population refrained from visiting recreational sites despite the blossoming spring, Seeach Sod, in cooperation with the municipality of Jerusalem, attained special authorization for the Biblical Zoo to be opened exclusively for people with disabilities.

Last Monday, the students at Maoz Yerushalayim High School participated in their very own two-day winter retreat on the theme of “With all Due Respect.”

Ours was f-a-b-u-l-o-u-s!

The winter camp opened with a special program run by Morah Chasi, after which each girl received her very own handbags. The girls then went off to Beer Sheva, where they enjoyed the activities at the Rail Heritage Museum and had the opportunity to walk in the footsteps of Avraham Avinu at the Be’er Avraham site. They enjoyed a delicious meal at Park HaPa’amon and returned tired and satisfied to spend the night at the respite center. There, they enjoyed a film and ate a delicious meal.

Students at Seeach Sod enjoyed many special activities this summer, as they have in years past.