On January 19, there was a major Chinuch Conference in Jerusalem. There were many Mechanchim (educators) who participated, many of them famous. Seeach Sod held a panel discussion during which Rabbi Shimon Levy, the CEO, impressed upon the audience the importance of catching cues in children's behavior in the early stages of a child's development. Rabbi Levy explained that the earlier we see signs, the earlier we can help the child and therefore help him/her in the right direction from the very beginning.    

Mazal Tov…Yehudit Luria, the apartment coordinator of one of our girl's group homes', got married! The wedding was stunning and of course our girls were key participants at the wedding. Integrating in the community is crucial for our residents and it was of upmost importance that the girls not only joined the wedding, but actively participated in the dancing. 

After intense learning of Hilchos Shmita throughout the past couple of months, students of Otzar Yerushalayim were tested by R' Shlesinger, Rav of Gilo, on the Halachos.  They did a superb job and the Rav was very impressed! 

The evening of January 6^th was a cold night and snow was on its way. Yet, here at Seeach Sod, our event carried on as planned and our hall was filled with warmth. Attendees, as was later reported, were indeed inspired by the nights' event.

Despite the city "closing", here at Seeach Sod we presumed our resident services. Our 30 group homes had a fun-filled day packed with activities while accompanied by loving staff.