On 22.11, Seeach Sod was privileged to host Maya Pollack and her family, who celebrated Maya’s Bat Mitzvah together with the Bat Mitzvah girls of Seeach Sod.

Over the course of the Siyum HaShas celebrations, Seeach Sod's Pirchei Seeach Choir had the pleasure of performing at numerous venues, including the Siyum HaShas for Engish speakers in Binyanei HaUmah and at the siyumim in Orna Stadium, Yad Eliyahu, and Beit Tovei Ha-Ir.

The women recently travelled to Ikea, where they enjoyed buying things for their apartment.

The fourth grade girls at Maoz Yerushalayim recently had the opportunity to participate in the nationwide gathering of girls joining the Batya youth group, held at Binyanei HaUmah.

In the Beit Yaakov system in Israel, the girls take a state-wide exam on Jewish Concepts (Musagim beYahadut).

A number of businesses in Beit Shemesh employ individuals with intellectual disabilities from Seeach Sod. The management and staff of the Oz VeHadar publishing company have welcomed these individuals to their business with open arms. The men perform their work diligently, and they receive a salary from Oz VeHadar.

The Jerusalem Cantors Choir invited Menachem Eisenbach, a young man from Seeach Sod, to sing in honor of Chazan Chaim Adler at a concert held in honor of Chazan Adler’s eightieth birthday on 7 Kislev at Heichal Shlomo.

On October 30, election-day for mayor and city councils, all Seeach Sod schools were closed. The respite center ran a program for many students, beginning in the morning and lasting through the day. Seventy students from all of Seeach Sod’s schools participated in age and ability-appropriate activities. Some enjoyed an amusement park, including inflated trampolines and food stalls. Others enjoyed a special trip to the Biblical Zoo, while others visited a nearby voting station to take part in the elections for the Jerusalem municipality.

As in past years, students at Maoz Yerushalayim participated in the special ceremony in the Binyanei HaUma Convention Center for girls entering the Batya program. The students were very excited to be part of the program and to join with the students of other schools.

At a number of businesses in Jerusalem and Bnei Brak, the distribution of holiday gifts before Pesach was particularly meaningful this year. These businesses employ individuals with special needs, under the supervision of Seeach Sod. These men and women do their jobs diligently and responsibly, and all sides are pleased with the results.