Twelfth grade girls in our Ashira school went on a trip to the chocolate factory in Natzeret Illit. The girls enjoyed their trip to the far-off north, including the fun activities on the bus ride. They returned tired but happy.

Women from our supported vocational program were treated to a day of fun at the Superland amusement park. The women, who work hard throughout the year, had a chance to enjoy the fruits of their labor! After lunch, they returned home with smiles on their faces.

In the Mishol HaOzrad residence, as in all of the residences in our system, staff conduct a personal interview before developing each woman’s goal-plan. The residents express their wishes and aspirations, thereby becoming active partners in establishing their overall plan. In the context of her interview, Chana, a sixty-year-old resident, expressed her wish to travel to Kever Rachel. Chana’s birthday was this week, and in honor of the big day, Rachel Zeidel, the director of the residence, travelled with her to Kever Rachel.

The participants in our Bnei Brak vocational program took a day off to have a fun excursion on a guided tour of the Coca-Cola factory in the city.

To commemorate the yahrtzeit of Rachel Imenu, which falls in Cheshvan, the women in our vocational program visited Kever Rachel.

Chumash Seudah for the First Graders of Otzar Yerushalayim

When Otzar Yerushalyim celebrated a Chumash Seudah for its first graders, the sight alone of the boys dressed in festive clothes with elaborate crowns perched on their heads was adequate proof of the momentousness of this occasion. This moving scene represented the merging of two paths: that of the special-needs child and a milestone that is eagerly celebrated by every Jewish child – entering the world of Torah. Answering questions on Chumash posed to them by their melamed Rabbi Pshitick, the children amazed the audience with their knowledge about the basics of Creation as written in Parshas Bereishis, which they had just begun to learn. The event, which was orchestrated with a lot of effort and creativity on the part of the devoted teacher S. Zaks, included video presentations of the boys involved in Torah and mitzvos and ended with a round of spirited dancing, with the young celebrities held aloft on their fathers’ shoulders.

May the merit of Torah stand them in good stead and help them achieve success in all areas!

Seeach Sod is proud to announce that we have opened our Dental clinic!

This clinic was created in order to give proper dentistry to the special needs members of Seeach Sod on our very own premises!

The echoes of boundless joy are still resounding from the unique Chumash Party recently celebrated in Seeach Sod's Talmud Torah "Otzar Yerushalayim".

The banquet hall at Seeach Sod has a new name! It is now called the "Eis Hall", named after the legacy of three consecutive generations of rescuers and builders: the renowned Eis Family.

Chanukas Habayis for Seeach Sod’s New Respite Center

A Show of Solidarity and Support for Special Children and their Families

“From the mezuzah we learn to bend. Here, we see people who really bend themselves backward for the benefit of the handicapped.” These words were spoken by Chief Rabbi Dovid Lau at the Chanukas Habayis for Seeach Sod’s new Respite Center wing.

Chanukas Habayis Speakers