Havka Rabin-Folman, who was a courier in the underground resistance, a survivor of Auschwitz and one of the founders of the Ghetto Fighters’ Kibbutz, was invited to the main Holocaust commemoration event in Madrid, Spain. Also invited to participate was Nora Gaon, director of the Spanish Desk of the Ghetto Fighters’ House Overseas Department.

The Ghetto Fighters' House Archives continue to collect archival material: artifacts, photographs and documents (letters, diaries, memoires, personal certificates, etc.) from the pre-Holocaust period (Jewish life and culture, Zionist youth movements, etc.), the Holocaust period and from the first years after the Holocaust ("Sh'erit ha-Pletah" - Jewish displaced persons).

A multi-media guide has recently been installed at the Ghetto Fighters' House. With the help of this technology, visitors will be able to do a two hour self-guided tour the Ghetto Fighters' House and "Yad Layeled".

The Ghetto Fighters' House holds the largest collection of documents, certificates and albums that deal with the Zionist Coordination in Poland. Hasia Bornstein_Bilitzka has graciously donated to the museum's archive the documentation that she has kept and guarded over the years on the children's orphanage and the children who were under her care. Among the materials donated are photographs from the orphanage she directed in Lodz, the children who were at the displaced persons camps in Germany and the "Children's Kibbutz" that Hasia directed at the deportee camp in Cyprus after the war.