September 1st was an exciting day for all of Seeach Sod's students and teachers. After thrilling summer adventures, we were ready to get back to school. Everyone was excited - our 3 groups of rehabilitative day care, 9 kindergarten classes, and 49 elementary, middle, and high school classes across 4 different campuses.

On November 17, Simon ran a half-marathon in Las Vegas together with his friend David Winston and raised money to buy iPads for his Autistic son and his classmates at Beit Metzudot, Seeach Sod's branch for severe disorders. Simon Levine moved from England to Israel with his wife and children in 2012. The catalyst for their Aliyah: their autistic son Shmuel.

The students of Otzar Yerushalayim enjoyed a most uplifting Shabbos in Bnei Brak together with the Bnei Brak Vocational Training Center members. The Shabbaton was organized by devoted maggid shiur Rabbi Esterzohn

Residents of the Morgenthau Apartment enjoyed a tour in the Machane Yehudah. The boys enjoyed meandering through the colorful stalls, conversing with vendor and making some tasty purchases for themselves! 

Mothers in Jerusalem had their hands full occupying their kids who were off from school for 5 days during the recent snowstorm. Now try to imagine what the staff .of Seeach Sod’s Residential Program had to contend with, having to occupy a total of more than 100 adults with special needs  around the clock

During a meeting to discuss the personal advancement plan of Erez, a new resident who just joined the “Daf Yomi Apartment” (apartments are named according to the name of their streets), it was discovered that sadly, Erez had never donned Tefillin in his life. 

Another apartment has been added to Seeach Sod's network of group homes.

Aviva, young girl from Chicago expressed her generosity and kindness in the form of new pairs of TOMS shoes for 20 girls with special needs living in Seeach Sod's group homes.

A group of girls from Seeach Sod’s Ma’as are engaging in community volunteerism at its best! Once a month, the girls will go to Hadassah Hospital, where they will make arts and crafts with children from the pediatric surgery, oncology, and surgery wards.

As a reward for a contest that encouraged good behavior, Rabbi Lor’s students went on a trip to an exhibition of keilim from the Beis Hamikdash in the Old City.