Project Extreme Programs:
Crisis Text Line
Crisis Text Line serves anyone, in any type of crisis, providing access to support and information via a medium people already use and trust: text. Click here to learn more.
Miryam's House
Miryam’s House, now in its sixth year, is a transitional living shelter for young women. Miryam’s House offers a safe and growth oriented home for those seeking additional encouragement, life skills support and healthy communication skills. Click here to learn more.
Camp Extreme
Camp Extreme for Boys and Camp Extreme Girls are a therapeutic adventure program for boys ages 14-18. The program includes a multitude of invigorating activities such as camping, hiking, white water rafting, mountain biking and horseback riding. During the week, Camp Extreme camp out in the national parks of Banff and Jasper. Shabbos is hosted by the community of Edmonton. Click here to learn more about Camp Extreme Boys and Camp Extreme Girls.
Project HOPE
By pairing teen participants with experienced mentors, Project Extreme ensures that the progress made by at-risk youth during our other programs will not fade or diminish. Mentors sign a social contract stating that they are responsible to maintain contact with participants on a weekly basis and continue leading them along the path to success.
Holiday Retreats
To help diffuse the stress often associated with holidays, Project Extreme offers inspiring retreats for certain Jewish holidays. These joyous occasions present an opportunity for teens to relax in a pressure-free environment infused with the holiday elements that resonate with each participant.
Weekend Retreats
Project Extreme’s Weekend Retreats offers teens recreational resources such as skiing and snowboarding, along with behavioral skills to negotiate day-to-day challenges. The occasion is also used as an opportunity to review the progress made by participating teenagers and provide them with sustained guidance.
Crisis Intervention
The primary objective of Project Extreme’s Crisis Intervention Helpline is to connect the right people with the right resources. From confused parents to troubled teenagers, the professionals manning the Helpline offer callers practical advise, valuable resources and everlasting hope. Call 516-612-3922 or request support here.