11 DIVISIONS. ONE PURPOSE.

Many ways to bring light.

Active
Public programs

Lights of Hope

Public programs for girls through age thirty, with a boys’ division to follow. Geared toward—but not limited to—those with mental illness, with potential expansion to adults.

Planned Launch
Hospital support

Starlight

Hospital visits and support for children, teens and young adults.

Planned Launch
Individual support

Twilight

Individualized support for teens and young adults with mental illness, with girls’ and boys’ divisions. A support system built around what each girl needs and how she needs it — not professional support, but a support system where one is lacking.

In the vision
Connection & mentoring

Northern Lights

Connection and mentoring for Bais Yaakov girls who are more than typical—more intense, more intellectual, deeper, beyond intellectual alone, or dealing with more struggles.

In the vision
Crisis intervention

Lightening

Crisis intervention.

In the vision
Camp

Ora

A Camp Simcha-style camp for girls with mental illness.

Future
Family support

Project Sunrise

Coaching parents and siblings to support themselves and their child or sibling suffering from mental illness.

Future
Children's support

Project Sunrise 2.0

Guiding children through lack of parental support and parental relationships.

In the vision
Therapy guidance

Lantern

Hand-holding and guidance during the therapy process.

In the vision
Prevention

Abuse Prevention

Education and awareness so abuse is seen early and answered with care.

From peer connection to individualized care, each division meets a different need across the mental health journey.