A special trip for fathers to kivrei tzaddikim in Northern Israel on erev Rosh Chodesh Sivan

During a tour of Seeach Sod's facilities in Yerushalayim, Minister Rabbi Chaim Bitton of the Ministry of Education, accompanied by his office staff and senior Ministry officials, unveiled exciting news for the Charedi special education system: As part of the reform to increase assistants' wages in the general educational system, Charedi special-ed assistants will also enjoy a raise and an alignment of their terms to those of assistants in the public education sector.

Seeach Sod's Yeshivah Otzar Yerushalayim celebrates a hadlakah celebration with the gaon Rav Shmuel Binyamin Sofer shlita, rosh yeshivah of Erloy.

Seeach Sod's Yeshivah Otzar Yerushalayim celebrates a hadlakah celebration with the gaon Rav Shmuel Binyamin Sofer shlita, rosh yeshivah of Erloy.

Members of the Yecholot Bnei Brak branch who are employed in various industrial jobs enjoyed an exciting trip to Northern Israel as part of the "Yege'im Venos'im" initiative to encourage perseverance and motivation in the workplace and integration into the general community.

The boys of Otzar HaTorah – Yerushalayim visited Beit Tovei Ha'ir, a senior care facility in Yerushalayim, to delight the residents by learning and celebrating their siyum maseches with them.

In preparation for Shavuos, the students of Yeshivah Otzar HaTorah in Yerushalayim excitedly headed over to Shem Olam, the Amshinov Yeshivah in Bayit V'Gan.

The Bnei Brak Day Center's "Gefen" group went on an educational tour of the Knesset. The boys learned about the Knesset's work and history, explored the plenum and other halls, and even met with Minister Miki Zohar.

In honor of Shavuos, Olamot organized a special event titled "Lev Avot", inviting its members' fathers or other family members to join them for a meaningful learning session.

A group of boys from Seeach Sod's Yecholot employment program went on their annual trip, this time to Cyprus, along with th e staff and management teams. The boys – adults with special needs who are individually employed and earn a monthly salary – save the money they earn and then select a destination of their choice.