Tuesdays and Wednesdays are particularly exciting days for the students of the Ashira School. On those days, the girls are taken to a therapeutic swimming pool, which is located on the grounds of Seeach Sod’s new Migdal Park. 

At Seeach Sod’s Maoz Yerushalayim Girls’ School, the current election fever took hold in a unique way.

The excitement ran high at Apartment 3 Ha’Or street, as the residents got ready for their beloved madricha’s wedding. The young women had spent the past few weeks preparing a special surprise for their counselor, and they couldn’t wait to show it to her.

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Oct.  23rd.  10 boys came from Ohr Somayach Yeshiva for tour and interactive activity with Seeach Sod Kollel

Six delighted young women recently moved into a new residential apartment at 15 Sarei Yisrael street in Jerusalem. 

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On October 3, we were privileged to host 110 girls from Rebbetzin Rina Tarshish’s seminary at our vocational institute, where they enthusiastically helped the women prepare art projects.

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On the day after Yom Kipper, we hosted 180 girls from the BJJ seminary for a tour of our vocational campus, where they were inspired by a talk from Rav Dovid Reicher, head of our Kollel program, as well as by Menachem’s beautiful singing.

Residents in our residential program never rest, taking advantage of their vacation to accumulate fun experiences! Residents went out trips throughout the country.

On Wednesday of Chol HaMoed Sukkot, a special event was held for children of staff and overseas guests at Seeach Sod’s Park Migdal in Ramot. Hundreds of children participated in the activities, which included a visit by a travelling zoo, balloons, and lots of treats. Booths were operated by residents in our residential program, highlighting the focus of the park – “reverse integration.”

The students in our different programs prepared for the Tishrei holidays with great enthusiasm. Our respite center operated in full force, hosting many students on Rosh Hashana and Yom Kippur in order to serve the many families in need of our services. Counselors were present at all hours of the day, including for prayers and meals.