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- Ima v'Talmidah (Mother and Student), The King David School and Jess Schwartz Jewish Community High School: This community-wide program will teach girls about current women's issues from the Jewish point of view, and will provide an opportunity for mothers and daughters to explore the dynamics of their relationship. Topics include lashon hora, honoring your parents, substance abuse and weight disorders.
- Premarital Education Program, Mavoi Satum in Israel: Program is composed of a combination of exercises, activities and discussion topics and texts revolving around the issues of domestic violence, healthy relationships, and the use of prenuptial agreements as a means of preventing a woman from becoming an agunah (receiving a get, a Jewish divorce).
- Helping Hands, Jewish Family and Children's Service: this program serves the most needy Jewish populations and strives to help Jews achieve financial stability when crises, unexpected situations or other circumstances threaten their basic survival.
- Elderly Women in our Community, Kivel Manor: To conduct a lecture series for Kivel's female population, many of whom were once active members of the Jewish community and now feel disconnected. This program offers Jewish women an opportunity for continued education and a forum to share their cultural experiences, while developing relationships with Jewish women of various ages from throughout the community.
- Jewish Mom's University for Mothers of Preschool Age Children, Bureau of Jewish Education: a program to help pre-school mothers find an entrée in to the Jewish world. The monthly classes would focus on Jewish family issues such as "mench-making," celebrating Jewish rituals, strategies for incorporating Shabbat and other holidays, and keeping Israel a reality in your home.
- Girl Talk - From Self-Esteem to Leadership, Bina Center for Jewish Identity and Hebrew Culture in Israel: Workshops for high school girls to explore their identity, their self-image and goals and as they move toward adulthood, and to encourage leadership roles for these young women.
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