[3] It offers a combination of academic and recreational activities, supported by a team of staff and medical professionals.

Past performers have included Avraham Fried, Mordechai Ben David, Yaakov Shwekey, and Benny Friedman.

The concert was originally directed for the first thirty years by Yisroel Lamm, conducting the Neginah Orchestra.

Following his retirement, various conductors participated, sometimes several in one show, including Yoeli Dikman,[9] Rafi Grady,[10] Yuval Stupel,[11] Tzvi Blumenfeld of Freilach Band, and Mendy Hershkowitz.

[14] The 37th concert, held on January 5, 2024, included a hologram of performer Shlomo Carlebach,[6][15] which generated controversy.