This program aims to reduce sexual abuse and prevent recurrence of harm. The therapeutic groups are intended for minors who have committed sexual offenses, and provide a professional therapeutic framework that combines taking responsibility, understanding behavioral patterns, and developing skills for self-control and creating healthy relationships.

Housing First is an innovative and groundbreaking program designed for young women and men on the prostitution continuum who are dealing with trauma, instability, and disconnection from support systems. The program is based on the Housing First approach, according to which creating a safe and stable living space is the starting point for a process of rehabilitation, recovery, and independence. Alongside the housing solution, participants receive an intensive, personally tailored care package that includes emotional support, securing of rights and benefits, and assistance in the areas of health, employment, education, social connections, and life-skills development. The program is operated by ELEM and Shalom (Chochmat Nashim), the Ministry of Welfare and Social Affairs, the Schusterman Foundation, and the Tel Aviv-Yafo Municipality.

Good People is a national program for emergency intervention, harm reduction, and providing assistance to young people in nightlife venues, nature parties, and festivals. The program operates on the understanding that alongside experiences of freedom, belonging, and enjoyment, there are young people in these spaces who face situations of risk, psychological distress, abuse, and various emergency events. The program’s teams set up safe space on the ground where they provide accessible, non-judgmental professional presence, provide information and harm-reduction tools, and offer support and initial assistance in emergencies and psychological crises. The team maintains ongoing contact after the event when needed, connecting young people with relevant resources in the community. Since the events of October 7th, the project has adapted to changes taking place in nightlife culture, including a focus on trauma-informed work. The program is operated by ELEM in partnership with the Ministry of Public Security.

ELEM’s street outreach vans are a safe, mobile space that addresses young people directly where they are – in the streets, public gardens, and parks. The teams work in places where youth feel comfortable, offering eye-level human connection, non-judgmental care, initial guidance, and a hot drink. Through their consistent presence and the personal connections formed on the ground, the teams are able to identify situations of distress and risk in real time, and when needed, refer youth to further assistance and professional support. The van teams are geared towards diverse audiences, welcoming teens from Haredi, Arab, Olim communities and others. This activity is carried out in partnership with the Tel Aviv Municipality.

A space operating 24/7 for homeless young women. The space provides a place to sleep, a hot meal, and a humanitarian support package. At the same time, the shelter provides emotional support and treatment, group work, workshops, securing of rights, and employment guidance.

The Adi Center is a day center, a unique therapeutic-educational framework operating in the community, designed for girls (ages 15-17) at the far end of the risk continuum. The center serves as an alternative to out-of-home placements and offers a protected environment and a holistic support package that includes individual and group emotional treatment, and educational assistance (sometimes through the Hila program). The Adi Center operates on a model that combines a homely environment with an emphasis on gender sensitivity, with the aim of strengthening the girls’ self-image, giving them life skills, while maintaining their connection with their family and natural environment.

MTL is a therapeutic framework of ELEM, in partnership with the local authority, providing a professional response for young people dealing with trauma, risk situations, and life crises. Within MTL, individual emotional treatment, group work, family guidance, and training for professionals are provided, at eye level and tailored personally to the needs of the youth and young people. The framework operates in cooperation with welfare, education, health, and community treatment agencies, in order to empower teens, help the, process their experiences, and build a better future.

The MTL is a unique therapeutic service for at-risk teens (ages 12-18). MTL centers work within the community and offer a social-emotional space combining group and individual therapy. The program’s main goal is to prevent deterioration into extreme distress, reduce risk behaviors, and strengthen the theens’ personal resilience, while emphasizing their reintegration into normative frameworks such as school, employment, and the army, and also embedding their emotional care into their daily routine.

A space for young women who are survivors of sexual violence, combining group work, employment guidance, accessing rights and entitlements, workshops, and support for independent living.

A space operating 24/7 for youth and young adults of all genders on the prostitution continuum. The space provides emotional support and treatment, group work, workshops, accessing rights and entitlements, and employment guidance. The place also provides lodging and a hot meal. The activity is carried out in partnership with the Ministry of Welfare.

A space operating 24/7 for youth and young adults of all genders on the prostitution continuum. The space provides emotional support and treatment, group work, workshops, securing of rights, and employment guidance. The place also provides lodging and a hot meal. The activity is carried out in partnership with the Ministry of Welfare.

A space operating 5 days a week for young women on the prostitution continuum. The space provides emotional support and treatment, group work, workshops, securing of rights, and employment guidance. The activity is carried out in partnership with the Ministry of Welfare and the Welfare Department of the city of Petah Tikva.

A space operating 5 days a week for young women on the prostitution continuum. The space provides emotional support and treatment, group work, workshops, securing of rights, and employment guidance. The activity is carried out in partnership with the Ministry of Welfare and the Welfare Department of the city of Dimona.

A space operating 5 days a week for young women on the prostitution continuum. The space provides emotional support and treatment, group work, workshops, securing of rights, and employment guidance. The activity is carried out in partnership with the Ministry of Welfare and the Welfare Department of the city of Eilat.

Nur Centers promote young women, aged 17-25, from the Arab society who are struggling with risk on a personal, social, educational, and employment level, and who are motivated to join the center in order to bring about a meaningful change in their lives and their future, and to realize their abilities and aspirations. The Nur Center operates within a community-based model, at the heart of which is a dedicated center that constitutes a women’s space, staffed entirely by women. The center brings together a full range of programs and services in the fields of empowerment and the development of personal and social skills, education, and employment.

Nur Centers promote young women, aged 17-25, from the Arab society who are struggling with risk on a personal, social, educational, and employment level, and who are motivated to join the center in order to bring about a meaningful change in their lives and their future, and to realize their abilities and aspirations. The Nur Center operates within a community-based model, at the heart of which is a dedicated center that constitutes a women’s space, staffed entirely by women. The center brings together a full range of programs and services in the fields of empowerment and the development of personal and social skills, education, and employment.

The In-School Breathing Space is an informal program that operates within schools, providing young people with a safe, accessible, and non-judgmental place during the school day. The space allows students to pause for a moment, get some air, and receive a listening ear from a significant adult, through the consistent presence of staff and volunteers, personal conversations, and social activities. Thanks to the direct, eye-level connection it offers, the space helps strengthen personal resilience, relieve loneliness, and identify emotional or social distress early, connecting students to further sources of support.

The In-School Breathing Space is an informal program that operates within schools, providing young people with a safe, accessible, and non-judgmental place during the school day. The space allows students to pause for a moment, get some air, and receive a listening ear from a significant adult, through the consistent presence of staff and volunteers, personal conversations, and social activities. Thanks to the direct, eye-level connection it offers, the space helps strengthen personal resilience, relieve loneliness, and identify emotional or social distress early, connecting students to further sources of support.

The In-School Breathing Space is an informal program that operates within schools, providing young people with a safe, accessible, and non-judgmental place during the school day. The space allows students to pause for a moment, get some air, and receive a listening ear from a significant adult, through the consistent presence of staff and volunteers, personal conversations, and social activities. Thanks to the direct, eye-level connection it offers, the space helps strengthen personal resilience, relieve loneliness, and identify emotional or social distress early, connecting students to further sources of support.

The In-School Breathing Space is an informal program that operates within schools, providing young people with a safe, accessible, and non-judgmental place during the school day. The space allows students to pause for a moment, get some air, and receive a listening ear from a significant adult, through the consistent presence of staff and volunteers, personal conversations, and social activities. Thanks to the direct, eye-level connection it offers, the space helps strengthen personal resilience, relieve loneliness, and identify emotional or social distress early, connecting students to further sources of support.

The In-School Breathing Space is an informal program that operates within schools, providing young people with a safe, accessible, and non-judgmental place during the school day. The space allows students to pause for a moment, get some air, and receive a listening ear from a significant adult, through the consistent presence of staff and volunteers, personal conversations, and social activities. Thanks to the direct, eye-level connection it offers, the space helps strengthen personal resilience, relieve loneliness, and identify emotional or social distress early, connecting students to further sources of support.

ELEM’s youth centers provide a safe space for young people and operate during afternoon and evening hours across the country. The centers enable the development of positive relationships with peers and with a significant adult figure, offering a sense of belonging, attentive listening, and tools for building identity and self-acceptance. The teams accompany young people over time through their developmental journey, through group activities and a variety of content workshops, while maintaining sensitive work that is adapted to different cultures.

ELEM’s youth centers provide a safe space for young people and operate during afternoon and evening hours across the country. The centers enable the development of positive relationships with peers and with a significant adult figure, offering a sense of belonging, attentive listening, and tools for building identity and self-acceptance. The teams accompany young people over time through their developmental journey, through group activities and a variety of content workshops, while maintaining sensitive work that is adapted to different cultures.

ELEM’s youth centers provide a safe space for young people and operate during afternoon and evening hours across the country. The centers enable the development of positive relationships with peers and with a significant adult figure, offering a sense of belonging, attentive listening, and tools for building identity and self-acceptance. The teams accompany young people over time through their developmental journey, through group activities and a variety of content workshops, while maintaining sensitive work that is adapted to different cultures.

ELEM’s youth centers provide a safe space for young people and operate during afternoon and evening hours across the country. The centers enable the development of positive relationships with peers and with a significant adult figure, offering a sense of belonging, attentive listening, and tools for building identity and self-acceptance. The teams accompany young people over time through their developmental journey, through group activities and a variety of content workshops, while maintaining sensitive work that is adapted to different cultures.

ELEM’s youth centers provide a safe space for young people and operate during afternoon and evening hours across the country. The centers enable the development of positive relationships with peers and with a significant adult figure, offering a sense of belonging, attentive listening, and tools for building identity and self-acceptance. The teams accompany young people over time through their developmental journey, through group activities and a variety of content workshops, while maintaining sensitive work that is adapted to different cultures.

ELEM’s youth centers provide a safe space for young people and operate during afternoon and evening hours across the country. The centers enable the development of positive relationships with peers and with a significant adult figure, offering a sense of belonging, attentive listening, and tools for building identity and self-acceptance. The teams accompany young people over time through their developmental journey, through group activities and a variety of content workshops, while maintaining sensitive work that is adapted to different cultures.

At ELEM, we provide therapeutic care and professional support to minors who have experienced sexual abuse, alongside working with their families to cope with the effects of the abuse. The treatment is personally tailored and creates a safe space for processing trauma, strengthening a sense of security, and building the inner strength needed for rehabilitation and trust. In addition, therapeutic groups are run for minors who have committed sexual offenses, in cooperation with the Probation Service, enabling young people to go through a process of taking responsibility and strengthening emotional and social skills, with the aim of building a better life path and preventing further harm.

At ELEM, we provide therapeutic care and professional support to minors who have experienced sexual abuse, alongside working with their families to cope with the effects of the abuse. The treatment is personally tailored and creates a safe space for processing trauma, strengthening a sense of security, and building the inner strength needed for rehabilitation and trust. In addition, therapeutic groups are run for minors who have committed sexual offenses, in cooperation with the Probation Service, enabling young people to go through a process of taking responsibility and strengthening emotional and social skills, with the aim of building a better life path and preventing further harm.

At ELEM, we provide therapeutic care and professional support to minors who have experienced sexual abuse, alongside working with their families to cope with the effects of the abuse. The treatment is personally tailored and creates a safe space for processing trauma, strengthening a sense of security, and building the inner strength needed for rehabilitation and trust. In addition, therapeutic groups are run for minors who have committed sexual offenses, in cooperation with the Probation Service, enabling young people to go through a process of taking responsibility and strengthening emotional and social skills, with the aim of building a better life path and preventing further harm.

At ELEM, we provide therapeutic care and professional support to minors who have experienced sexual abuse, alongside working with their families to cope with the effects of the abuse. The treatment is personally tailored and creates a safe space for processing trauma, strengthening a sense of security, and building the inner strength needed for rehabilitation and trust. In addition, therapeutic groups are run for minors who have committed sexual offenses, in cooperation with the Probation Service, enabling young people to go through a process of taking responsibility and strengthening emotional and social skills, with the aim of building a better life path and preventing further harm.

At ELEM, we provide therapeutic care and professional support to minors who have experienced sexual abuse, alongside working with their families to cope with the effects of the abuse. The treatment is personally tailored and creates a safe space for processing trauma, strengthening a sense of security, and building the inner strength needed for rehabilitation and trust. In addition, therapeutic groups are run for minors who have committed sexual offenses, in cooperation with the Probation Service, enabling young people to go through a process of taking responsibility and strengthening emotional and social skills, with the aim of building a better life path and preventing further harm.

At ELEM, we provide therapeutic care and professional support to minors who have experienced sexual abuse, alongside working with their families to cope with the effects of the abuse. The treatment is personally tailored and creates a safe space for processing trauma, strengthening a sense of security, and building the inner strength needed for rehabilitation and trust. In addition, therapeutic groups are run for minors who have committed sexual offenses, in cooperation with the Probation Service, enabling young people to go through a process of taking responsibility and strengthening emotional and social skills, with the aim of building a better life path and preventing further harm.

ELEM’s street outreach vans are a safe, mobile space that addresses young people directly where they are – in the streets, public gardens, and parks. The teams work in places where youth feel comfortable, offering eye-level human connection, non-judgmental care, initial guidance, and a hot drink. Through their consistent presence and the personal connections formed on the ground, the teams are able to identify situations of distress and risk in real time, and when needed, refer youth to further assistance and professional support. The van teams are geared towards diverse audiences, welcoming teens from Haredi, Arab, Olim communities and others.

ELEM’s street outreach vans are a safe, mobile space that addresses young people directly where they are – in the streets, public gardens, and parks. The teams work in places where youth feel comfortable, offering eye-level human connection, non-judgmental care, initial guidance, and a hot drink. Through their consistent presence and the personal connections formed on the ground, the teams are able to identify situations of distress and risk in real time, and when needed, refer youth to further assistance and professional support. The van teams are geared towards diverse audiences, welcoming teens from Haredi, Arab, Olim communities and others.

ELEM’s street outreach vans are a safe, mobile space that addresses young people directly where they are – in the streets, public gardens, and parks. The teams work in places where youth feel comfortable, offering eye-level human connection, non-judgmental care, initial guidance, and a hot drink. Through their consistent presence and the personal connections formed on the ground, the teams are able to identify situations of distress and risk in real time, and when needed, refer youth to further assistance and professional support. The van teams are geared towards diverse audiences, welcoming teens from Haredi, Arab, Olim communities and others.

ELEM’s street outreach vans are a safe, mobile space that addresses young people directly where they are – in the streets, public gardens, and parks. The teams work in places where youth feel comfortable, offering eye-level human connection, non-judgmental care, initial guidance, and a hot drink. Through their consistent presence and the personal connections formed on the ground, the teams are able to identify situations of distress and risk in real time, and when needed, refer youth to further assistance and professional support. The van teams are geared towards diverse audiences, welcoming teens from Haredi, Arab, Olim communities and others.

ELEM’s street outreach vans are a safe, mobile space that addresses young people directly where they are – in the streets, public gardens, and parks. The teams work in places where youth feel comfortable, offering eye-level human connection, non-judgmental care, initial guidance, and a hot drink. Through their consistent presence and the personal connections formed on the ground, the teams are able to identify situations of distress and risk in real time, and when needed, refer youth to further assistance and professional support. The van teams are geared towards diverse audiences, welcoming teens from Haredi, Arab, Olim communities and others.

ELEM’s street outreach vans are a safe, mobile space that addresses young people directly where they are – in the streets, public gardens, and parks. The teams work in places where youth feel comfortable, offering eye-level human connection, non-judgmental care, initial guidance, and a hot drink. Through their consistent presence and the personal connections formed on the ground, the teams are able to identify situations of distress and risk in real time, and when needed, refer youth to further assistance and professional support. The van teams are geared towards diverse audiences, welcoming teens from Haredi, Arab, Olim communities and others.

ELEM’s street outreach vans are a safe, mobile space that addresses young people directly where they are – in the streets, public gardens, and parks. The teams work in places where youth feel comfortable, offering eye-level human connection, non-judgmental care, initial guidance, and a hot drink. Through their consistent presence and the personal connections formed on the ground, the teams are able to identify situations of distress and risk in real time, and when needed, refer youth to further assistance and professional support. The van teams are geared towards diverse audiences, welcoming teens from Haredi, Arab, Olim communities and others.

ELEM’s street outreach vans are a safe, mobile space that addresses young people directly where they are – in the streets, public gardens, and parks. The teams work in places where youth feel comfortable, offering eye-level human connection, non-judgmental care, initial guidance, and a hot drink. Through their consistent presence and the personal connections formed on the ground, the teams are able to identify situations of distress and risk in real time, and when needed, refer youth to further assistance and professional support. The van teams are geared towards diverse audiences, welcoming teens from Haredi, Arab, Olim communities and others.

ELEM’s street outreach vans are a safe, mobile space that addresses young people directly where they are – in the streets, public gardens, and parks. The teams work in places where youth feel comfortable, offering eye-level human connection, non-judgmental care, initial guidance, and a hot drink. Through their consistent presence and the personal connections formed on the ground, the teams are able to identify situations of distress and risk in real time, and when needed, refer youth to further assistance and professional support. The van teams are geared towards diverse audiences, welcoming teens from Haredi, Arab, Olim communities and others.

ELEM’s street outreach vans are a safe, mobile space that addresses young people directly where they are – in the streets, public gardens, and parks. The teams work in places where youth feel comfortable, offering eye-level human connection, non-judgmental care, initial guidance, and a hot drink. Through their consistent presence and the personal connections formed on the ground, the teams are able to identify situations of distress and risk in real time, and when needed, refer youth to further assistance and professional support. The van teams are geared towards diverse audiences, welcoming teens from Haredi, Arab, Olim communities and others.

ELEM’s street outreach vans are a safe, mobile space that addresses young people directly where they are – in the streets, public gardens, and parks. The teams work in places where youth feel comfortable, offering eye-level human connection, non-judgmental care, initial guidance, and a hot drink. Through their consistent presence and the personal connections formed on the ground, the teams are able to identify situations of distress and risk in real time, and when needed, refer youth to further assistance and professional support. The van teams are geared towards diverse audiences, welcoming teens from Haredi, Arab, Olim communities and others.

ELEM’s street outreach vans are a safe, mobile space that addresses young people directly where they are – in the streets, public gardens, and parks. The teams work in places where youth feel comfortable, offering eye-level human connection, non-judgmental care, initial guidance, and a hot drink. Through their consistent presence and the personal connections formed on the ground, the teams are able to identify situations of distress and risk in real time, and when needed, refer youth to further assistance and professional support. The van teams are geared towards diverse audiences, welcoming teens from Haredi, Arab, Olim communities and others.

ELEM’s street outreach vans are a safe, mobile space that addresses young people directly where they are – in the streets, public gardens, and parks. The teams work in places where youth feel comfortable, offering eye-level human connection, non-judgmental care, initial guidance, and a hot drink. Through their consistent presence and the personal connections formed on the ground, the teams are able to identify situations of distress and risk in real time, and when needed, refer youth to further assistance and professional support. The van teams are geared towards diverse audiences, welcoming teens from Haredi, Arab, Olim communities and others.

ELEM’s street outreach vans are a safe, mobile space that addresses young people directly where they are – in the streets, public gardens, and parks. The teams work in places where youth feel comfortable, offering eye-level human connection, non-judgmental care, initial guidance, and a hot drink. Through their consistent presence and the personal connections formed on the ground, the teams are able to identify situations of distress and risk in real time, and when needed, refer youth to further assistance and professional support. The van teams are geared towards diverse audiences, welcoming teens from Haredi, Arab, Olim communities and others.

ELEM’s street outreach vans are a safe, mobile space that addresses young people directly where they are – in the streets, public gardens, and parks. The teams work in places where youth feel comfortable, offering eye-level human connection, non-judgmental care, initial guidance, and a hot drink. Through their consistent presence and the personal connections formed on the ground, the teams are able to identify situations of distress and risk in real time, and when needed, refer youth to further assistance and professional support. The van teams are geared towards diverse audiences, welcoming teens from Haredi, Arab, Olim communities and others.

ELEM’s street outreach vans are a safe, mobile space that addresses young people directly where they are – in the streets, public gardens, and parks. The teams work in places where youth feel comfortable, offering eye-level human connection, non-judgmental care, initial guidance, and a hot drink. Through their consistent presence and the personal connections formed on the ground, the teams are able to identify situations of distress and risk in real time, and when needed, refer youth to further assistance and professional support. The van teams are geared towards diverse audiences, welcoming teens from Haredi, Arab, Olim communities and others.

ELEM’s street outreach vans are a safe, mobile space that addresses young people directly where they are – in the streets, public gardens, and parks. The teams work in places where youth feel comfortable, offering eye-level human connection, non-judgmental care, initial guidance, and a hot drink. Through their consistent presence and the personal connections formed on the ground, the teams are able to identify situations of distress and risk in real time, and when needed, refer youth to further assistance and professional support. The van teams are geared towards diverse audiences, welcoming teens from Haredi, Arab, Olim communities and others.

ELEM’s street outreach vans are a safe, mobile space that addresses young people directly where they are – in the streets, public gardens, and parks. The teams work in places where youth feel comfortable, offering eye-level human connection, non-judgmental care, initial guidance, and a hot drink. Through their consistent presence and the personal connections formed on the ground, the teams are able to identify situations of distress and risk in real time, and when needed, refer youth to further assistance and professional support. The van teams are geared towards diverse audiences, welcoming teens from Haredi, Arab, Olim communities and others.

ELEM’s street outreach vans are a safe, mobile space that addresses young people directly where they are – in the streets, public gardens, and parks. The teams work in places where youth feel comfortable, offering eye-level human connection, non-judgmental care, initial guidance, and a hot drink. Through their consistent presence and the personal connections formed on the ground, the teams are able to identify situations of distress and risk in real time, and when needed, refer youth to further assistance and professional support. The van teams are geared towards diverse audiences, welcoming teens from Haredi, Arab, Olim communities and others.

ELEM Digital operates a range of therapeutic responses in the digital space, aiming to provide young people online with a safe, non-judgmental, and accepting space where they can share, express themselves, and get advice on any issue that concerns them.