Through cooperation between the Kollel Chabad organization and Seeach Sod, our nursery students received special Chanukah gifts – fun and educational games.

The men’s vocational program celebrated Rosh Chodesh Kislev with a fabulous party, complete with music and dancing. Famous singer Eli Hertzlich and musicians Yanky Engel and Dovid Golan provided the music, and volunteers joined us to enhance the dancing. To top it all off, one of the men celebrated his fortieth birthday.

A healthy winter for everyone!

Residents in our residential program never rest, taking advantage of their vacation to accumulate fun experiences! Residents went out trips throughout the country.

On Wednesday of Chol HaMoed Sukkot, a special event was held for children of staff and overseas guests at Seeach Sod’s Park Migdal in Ramot. Hundreds of children participated in the activities, which included a visit by a travelling zoo, balloons, and lots of treats. Booths were operated by residents in our residential program, highlighting the focus of the park – “reverse integration.”

The students in our different programs prepared for the Tishrei holidays with great enthusiasm. Our respite center operated in full force, hosting many students on Rosh Hashana and Yom Kippur in order to serve the many families in need of our services. Counselors were present at all hours of the day, including for prayers and meals.

The Rosh Chodesh celebration at the men’s vocational program included fabulous music by famous singer Eli Hertzlich, musician Yanky Engel, and clarinetist Chaim Peleg. Volunteers from Yishivish joined the celebration, which was enjoyed by all.

On the night of Lag B’Omer, participants in our women’s vocational program came together for an enjoyable evening, including fun activities and a barbeque (with roasted marshmallows)! Everyone had a great time.

On Erev Shavuot, students in Seeach Sod’s vocational programs came together to learn Torah with their parents and family members. Following Seeach Sod tradition, Rav Yaakov Hillel and the Bostoner Rebbe participated in the program. After the learning, the participants enjoyed dancing in honor of the Torah. Musical accompaniment was provided by singer Avrumi Moskowitz and musician Yanky Engel.

On the night of Lag B’Omer, residents of our apartment on Ohr St. participated in a hachnasat sefer Torah and went out to see local bonfires. During the day, some of the residents participated in programming arranged by the Batya youth movement, while others enjoyed activities that took place at Beis Yisroel Hall.

The students at Otzar Yerushalayim are involved in a “Flowers of Torah” project, emphasizing interpersonal mitzvot, in anticipation of Shavuot, which celebrates the giving of the Torah. As part of the project, students prepared a beautiful wall decoration for the school hallway, portraying the giving of the Torah at Har Sinai Every good deed performed by a student at home or at school is recorded on a note and collected by his class, and at the end of the week, the class earns a flower for each note. Every Friday, students go to the hallway to hang up their class’s flowers. The class with the most flowers before Shavuot will win a prize! Har Sinai is already covered in beautiful flowers due to the efforts of our students.