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Resource Center

Welcome to the Here for You resource library. Here you’ll find downloadable guides, training materials, sample signage, and more to help you build a survivor-centered, culturally responsive, and coordinated approach within your organization.

Here For You is the property of Jewish Women International and may not be replicated or presented without permission. Email Alana Blum with any questions.

Program Resources

Core materials to help communities implement the Here for You initiative, including a list of training offerings, signage templates, action planning tools, community mapping guides, social media toolkits, and evaluation resources that support coordinated, survivor-centered responses.

Resources for Educators

Materials and activities focused on trauma-informed classrooms, supporting survivors and students, teen healthy relationships, and camp staff training.

Resources for Clergy

Tailored resources to help clergy address domestic violence within their congregations and organizations.

Resources for Mikveh Guides

Essential tools and training materials to help mikveh guides recognize signs of abuse, respond with care, and create more supportive ritual spaces.

Resources & Materials for Jewish Organizations

Workshop recordings and slide decks designed to equip communal professionals at Jewish organizations with tools to understand and respond to domestic abuse.

Here for You Communities

Spotlights on participating communities and their local tools.

  • A Here for You Community is a local network of Jewish communal organizations and staff working together to ensure that survivors of domestic abuse and their children are met with safety, compassion, and support at every point of contact.

    Rooted in the understanding that domestic abuse does happen in Jewish spaces, these communities take active, coordinated steps to become safer and more responsive.

    At no cost to the community, JWI facilitates a community-wide launch and provides ongoing training, guidance, action planning, access to domestic violence resources, and public awareness tools. Organizations such as JCCs, Federations, synagogues, youth programs, and Jewish Family Services collaborate to build a unified response that ensures no survivor is turned away or left to navigate alone.

  • Columbus, OH

    Hartford, CT

    Broward, FL

    Albuquerque, NM

    Bridgewater, NJ

    Portland, OR

    Chicago, IL

    Philadelphia, PA

    Kansas City, MO

    Denver, CO

    Las Vegas, NV

  • Participant Survey