Winter is in the air in the nursery classes, where students are learning about the fall, the leaves falling from the trees, and the longed-for rain!

A birthday is a great reason for a party – certainly in the warm environment of Seeach Sod!

Seeach Sod’s vocational program is one of our central projects. Our goal is to enable the adults in the program to achieve their potential by removing obstacles preventing them from finding work and by encouraging them to live independently, contribute to the community, earn a salary, and experience a feeling of self-confidence and satisfaction.

5.12.17

On December 5^th, we were privileged to host a group of women from Portland, Oregon and South Florida who were visiting Israel on a program run by the Jewish Women’s Rennaissance Project.

23.11.17

On Thursday, November 23, 85 girls from the Lahav Seminary visited Maoz Yerushalayim for a tour. The girls saw first hand the care and love that special needs children receive at Seeach Sod. They were further impressed after speaking with the professionals working at the school.

5.11.2017

Maoz Yerushalayim staff greeted 25 preschool educators from Estonia on Sunday, November 5^th for an educational tour. After a brief introduction to Seeach Sod, the group were led into the meeting room and heard a lecture by the principal, Shoshi Kaufman on all of the educational aspects of the preschool and day-care center. After the lecture, guests had the opportunity to ask questions.

 Rebbetzin Rina Tarnish led a group from her Mesoras Rochel seminary for a tour of the Maas B’not. This was a prelude preparation to ready the seminary girls for a performance that they will put on for the girls during Chanukah.

Seeach Sod was delighted to once again welcome women from the JWRP. Participating states were Israel, Toronto, Orlando, and Pittsburg.

Sixty very excited girls visited from Kesser Chaya Seminary for a tour at Maoz Yerushalayim. In addition to a general tour of the facility, and speaking with some therapists, the girls delighted in watching a session of horse therapy.

Tuesday, October 31 brought 35 girls to Maoz Yerushalayim for a tour and presentation. The girls interacted amazingly with the entire school while participating in an art project.