The Ramat Shlomo Community Administration is satisfactorily concluding the implementation of a number of special projects for the residents of the city of Jerusalem, including the residents of the neighborhood.
Among other things, the Ramat Shlomo Community Administration produced tens of thousands of kits for Jerusalem residents that deal with Jewish home education and values while studying the practices of Rebbetzin Bat Sheva Kanievsky, may God have mercy on her, who is a role model and role model for education in the values of Torah and reverence.
The elegant and spectacularly beautiful kits are distributed by the "Ramat Shlomo" Community Administration through the community administrations to every household with daughters studying in elementary school.
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It should be noted that behind this unique initiative are Jerusalem Mayor Moshe Leon, Torah Culture Portfolio Holder Rabbi David Blumenstock, and Torah Culture Director Rabbi Pinchas Erlich.
Another unique project carried out by the administration at the initiative of Acting Mayor Rabbi Zvika Cohen is the distribution of tens of thousands of packages of Esther scrolls and food deliveries to children in synagogues throughout the city of Jerusalem. The packaging and distribution of the scrolls and deliveries is done by the "Ramat Shlomo" Community Administration.
Meanwhile, at the initiative of Mayor Moshe Leon, tens of thousands of play and craft kits will be distributed to families with a "positive" resident or to residents in isolation, as part of an operation called "Encouragement for Isolation." Kits, also produced by the Ramat Shlomo Community Administration, will be distributed by the Corona Trustees in each administration throughout the city of Jerusalem.
It should be noted that in addition to the assessments intended for the entire Jerusalem public, the Ramat Shlomo Community Administration distributed hundreds of food parcels intended for approximately 200 families with a child with special needs (Tsamid), as well as hundreds of Ramat Shlomo residents who participate in the administration's senior citizen activities.
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