Seeach Sod mobilizes to ensure that no child is left behind

The groups provide professional and emotional support, a supportive environment and lots of understanding and acceptance.

4,000 families of children with disabilities have been helped thus far by Seeach Sod's wartime services.

Seeach Sod's welfare services are currently functioning in full emergency mode, providing expanded services and full staffing in accordance with the instructions of the Home Front Command.

In preparation for the Yamim Nora'im, the Yecholot Center's participants met the mythological ba'al toke'a, Rabbi Yitzchak Rosemarin, who demonstrated shofar blowing and provided detailed explanations, interspersed with inspiring stories of tzaddikim on the subject.

The students of Yeshivas Otzar HaTorah visited the Rebbe of Kupishnitz shlita for a brachah in preparation for the upcoming year.

Like every year, the Yamim Noraim minyan in the Chazon Dov shul in Seeach Sod's building hosted the residents of the Romema neighborhood in Jerusalem for inspiring tefillos that will spiritually impact the entire year.

Along with neighbors, public figures and rabbanim, an especially moving siyum Maseches Brachos was celebrated in one of Seeach Sod's couples' homes. The siyum took place after an in-depth study of the maseches together with the regular chavrusas.

Yeshivah Otzar HaTorah proudly marks the start of the "Elul zeman" with growth and expansion.

Hundreds of graduates of Seeach Sod's Kramim housing program spent the summer enjoying rejuvenating programs.