Cultural Sensitivity Intervention Program – to prevent alcohol abuse among immigrant teens. 22 groups met in 20 towns.

 Hafuch al Hafuch – Russian- and Amharic-speaking teen coordinators in youth information and counseling centers in 16 towns.

 Al Sam – Alcohol and Drug Abuse Prevention Program for Immigrant Youth – immigrants from the former Soviet Union and Ethiopia, for parents and their children, in conjunction with the Israel Anti Drug Abuse Foundation, in 7 towns.

 Sikuim – accompanying immigrant juvenile offenders, working with youth who have committed crimes in 10 towns, in conjunction with Yedidim. The project takes place in the following cities: Ofakim, Ariel, Ashdod, Ashkelon, Bat Yam, Beer Sheva, Holon, Haifa, Jerusalem, Carmiel, Lod, Naharia, Netania, Akko, Afula, Petah Tikva, Kiryat Gat, Kiryat Yam, Ramle, Tel Aviv. 

 Pinat ba Lev – regional intervention program for immigrant female youth at risk in 16 homes in the south and north of the country. With Pituah Meizam Yaniv, Eshelim, The Rashi Sakta Fund and the Ministry of Welfare. Program takes place in: Or Akiva, Ofakim, Beer Sheva (neighborhood alef, dalet, gimel), Dimona, Hedera, Haifa, Migdal a Emek, Maalot, Mizpe Ramon, Netivot, Arad, Kiryat Ata, Kiryat Gat, Kiryat Malachi, Sderot.

 Olim al Ha Kav – national switchboard run by volunteer teens in conjunction with 1+1 Association.

 Batim Hamim – answer to immigrant female youths at risk.

 Town and Neighborhood Programs – in particularly problematic towns, Kiryat Malachi, Jerusalem (Neve Yacov, Pisgat Zeev), Katzir and Harish.

 Prevention and Treating Violence in the Family –inter-ministerial and inter-organizational continual forum for learning and identifying needs.
Therapeutic, culturally sensitive model, operating in Haifa and its surrounding areas, Beer Sheva and its surrounding areas, and in several cities that have a high immigrant population in central Israel: Ashdod, Netanya, Petach Tikva, Ashkelon, Or Yehuda and Ariel.

 Street Job Programs – working with alienated, immigrant youth from Ethiopia and the former Soviet Union. Locating, accompanying and connecting to structured therapy programs.

 Multicultural Program, Tour Programs with Society for Protection of Nature – program with emphasis on parent-child relations for Ethiopian and former Soviet Union immigrants, connection to nature, to heritage, formation of identity and reinforcement of the nuclear family.

 Kulanu Beyachad – Workshops for immigrant youth in vocational schools, with high immigrant populations, creating a sense of belonging, prevention of drug abuse and violence. 8 groups were opened for Ethiopian and Russian immigrants.

 Young Entrepreneurs – entrepreneur development program for immigrant  youth, program to reinforce the strength of these young people. Takes place in 5 towns.

 Mishpaha Tomechet – support families whose children are under juvenile probation services care. The program operates in 7 towns and complements the Sikuim program, which focuses on the child / young person.

 Efshar Aheret – therapeutic program for child victims of violence and their parents, within the contact with probation services for adults to prevent violence. The program is regional, and takes place in Tel-Aviv, and is attended by immigrants from Holon, Bat-Yam, Rishon le Zion and Netanya.