17.12.17

Girls from the Chemdas Seminary put on a play for the girls at Maoz Yerushalayim and in the nurseries. They also prepared an art project with the students.

20.12.17

Girls from the Machon Shoshanat Yerushalayim Chabad seminary visited the women’s vocational program on Yirmiyahu St. They put on a play for the women, who enjoyed the presentation immensely. They also prepared an art project with the women, who joined them for festive dancing in honor of Chanukah.

At Seeach Sod, you never have to guess the date – you can sense it through the activities! This is certainly true on Chanukah, when the abundance of holiday-related activities combined for a truly exciting week.

The following is only partial list of what went on here over Chanukah:

14.12.17

On Chanukah, ten young women from the Bnos Chava seminary visited Seeach Sod’s women’s apartment on Rechov Or. They brought Chanukah refreshments, a fun art project, and smiles to everyone’s face, as all the women danced and sang together.

13.12.17

On the first day of Chanukah, young women from the Bnos Sara seminary visited Maoz Yerushalayim. They helped students with Chanukah related art projects, put on a great play, and created a festive atmosphere, with balloon making and face painting.

Under the guidance of Reut and Yafit, the counselors of the Bareket group, the women worked on a beautiful art project in honor of the upcoming holiday of Chanuka.

 The Rebbe’s visit to Seeach Sod’s Kollel was moving and inspirational.

Seeach Sod is grateful to the Kirsch Family Foundation, which has committed to fund our life-skills training courses for a duration of four years. These courses include courses in computers, hairdressing, home economics, library science, photography, preschool assistants training, and tzitzit tying.

New building in Bayit Vegan.

Seeach Sod is happy to announce a significant development in the expansion of our network of educational institutions with the transfer of a large and spacious building for our use in the Jerusalem neighborhood of Bayit Vegan.

At Otzar Yerushalayim, playtime is used to encourage creativity through experiential learning – creating a model of Kever Rachel with a variety of materials, preparation of healthy treats, and construction of streets and sidewalks in order to understand the dynamics of the road.