On September 24th, 30 girls from Bnos Sarah seminary volunteered their time, on a day off, and came to visit Seeach Sod.

The 31st group home opened at Seeach Sod!! The Dira is on Zaritsky Street in Ramot. They had a stunning Chanukat Habayit party where the resident's family, friends and neighbors joined the festivity!

A JWRP group of women from Baltimore and Chicago came to Seeach Sod yesterday, Oct 26th, with such enthusiasm right from the beginning!

On Thursday, October 22nd, Ki Tov Sachra visited our Ramot campus; Zaritsky.  The girls had a full tour of the building, did art projects with ten of the classes in the school, and finally had a small gathering together to regroup and discuss what their thoughts were.

There was a Rosh Chodesh gathering to welcome back the twenty-four students who visited Ukraine in October.

The girls and women of Ashira had their own Simchat Beit Hashuava with live music and dancing! They had a fantastic time!

Dear Rivka, Lea, Shula, Doreen, Sarah and all the very kind volunteers.

I want to thank you from all the Mothers that were touched by this Chessed you provided.
Hashem arranged just the right amount of clouds and sky for us.
Our Limo was waiting on Yirmiyahoo. When we arrived, the Chesed volunteers were all busy helping get us to our chosen stations and therapies.
The expert Beaded Jewelry Designer, was so patient and giving of herself, explaining how to make a unique and beautiful bracelet the women were so proud to take home.  One Mom mentioned to me how beading was indeed very relaxing.
It was really like being in a spa tucked away in a very private and nurturing place. Every where I turned, I felt as if I was looking at an other modern painting, calming spaces, sensing excitement in the air. Healthy and delicious treats adorned the table, at lunch there were omelets to order, salmon to snack, salads galore, kiesh, desserts, gifts and more.
The women were so refreshed and relaxed to be able to swim in the pool. Just looking at the beautiful blue of the shimmering water was a treat for me.
We really want to thank the ladies and young girls that gave up their day so we can feel loved and pampered and important.
Doreen has a way of inspiring us to share our very personal trials and triumphs and this week, miracles.
I cried to hear how Hashem seemed to have given our children small and large refuahs, after they and their families worked very hard at performing a mitzvah, writing a Sefer Torah, being particularly patient, working together to give support to others.
You see that for our children, even a small improvement enhances the their lives and ours so so much.
Again our deep appreciation for your help and sacrifice for our good, the good of the Jewish People, as we are one.

Shabbat Shalom

Much Love & Gratitude
Chaya Malka

Here at Seeach Sod we say:

"One who hasn’t seen the Simchat Beit Hashuava at Seeach Sod, has never witnessed true Simcha in his life".

Sarah Nathan

Happiness. It’s a curious thing. External reality tries to pin it on us. It tries to suck us in; force feed what it exclaims is true, unadulterated Simcha. Yet, how many of us have found ourselves standing in what should be a fantastic and jubilant ambiance, only to feel alone and sad inside? On the contrary, as most things in life are ironic, how many times have we found ourselves in a reality of sorrow only to discover our inner serenity is still smiling? The reason for this is that happiness or joy is an emotional state of well-being, thus it is an internal existence that has nearly no guaranteed outcome when correlated to any given situation.