After WWII Rabbi Shlomo Wolbe z"l worked with Agudah to set up a school for broken homeless girls who survived the holocaust.
It was run by Rav Benyamin Zeev Jacobson and Rebbetzin Baila Jacobson, on the small Swedish island of Lidingo, where they provided a warm and loving sanctuary in which the girls could heal and rebuild their lives.
In the 3 years it was open, over 100 girls passed through the doors of the home in Lidingo. Most of the girls went on to Israel and America.
