In honor of Good Deeds Day (March 13), the purchasing division of the municipal courts participated in a moving tour of our Zaritzky campus. They also participated in an activity with our students.

Chareidi welfare and treatment organizations face a unique set of challenges. On 29 Tevet (Jan. 16), Hebrew University dedicated a day of study to discussion of these challenges and methods of responding to them. The event took place on the Mt. Scopus campus and presented various organizations that serve the needs of the Chareidi community. Seeach Sod took part, reflecting its important role in professional leadership in this realm. Mrs. Gila Goldberg, accountant and internal auditor at Seeach Sod, spoke at the event. 

Kollel Chabad distributes toys to students at Seeach Sod

Seeach Sod is grateful to the Kirsch Family Foundation, which has committed to fund our life-skills training courses for a duration of four years. These courses include courses in computers, hairdressing, home economics, library science, photography, preschool assistants training, and tzitzit tying.

Fourth grade girls join Batya, together with thousands of girls from all over Jerusalem

Rav Yechiel Esterson’s students participate in a first aid course given by Ichud Hatzala

The day after Yom Kippur, 110 girls (!) from Bnos Sara came to visit our girls' high school, Maoz Yerushalim, in Ramot. The girls had a tour of the building, and met with speech and occupational therapists. One highlight of the tour was getting to meet with the horses and the horse therapists, who talked about how these animals can be of help in the development of the special needs population. The girls' next stop was a talk with a Seeach Sod parent, who described what it's like to bring up a special needs child.

As part of our "schools in the community" initiative, on the 8th of Tishrei we held a Tshuva convention at the Ma'oz Yerushalaim school in Ramot. Our 6th-9th grade girls were joined by 6th graders from the local Beis Yaakov school. They first enjoyed a spirited talk by Mrs. Sokolovsky, and then, accompanied by karaoke, moved on to singing High Holy Day songs. We loved how each and every girl sang her heart out, and the harmonies that we heard that day were truly beautiful. 

 It wasn’t enough that Yossi was able to work in the Knesset cafeteria; his second dream came true when he shook hands with Israel's Prime Minister, Benjamin Netanyahu. Luckily, Knesset Member Moshe Gafni heard about Yossi's wish and arranged for it to happen.

As part of the global “International Good Deeds Day” initiative, which takes place in 75 countries on an annual basis, 30 Israel Defense Forces soldiers visited Seeach Sod’s adult vocational center division in Jerusalem this week.