'Tozeret Chutz' is an initiative led by a team of students who produce events for the city's young adults. This initiative is part of a larger vision of creating cultural and social outlets for young adults in Lod, and through this create connections between the young people living in Lod.

'Mommy Time' was initiated for women by women in Pardes Katz. The initiative's purpose is to provide a support system for women after birth that includes women's health awareness lectures, child development workshops, and empowerment sessions for women from the ultra-Orthodox sector.

'Public' is a local pub established by Tozeret Haaretz in collaboration with the municipality and the Jewish Federation of Greater Philadelphia. The pub operates on a weekly basis in 'Gan Habanim' in Netivot. The community's vision was to create a place within the city for young adults to hold social gatherings and enjoy cultural events. Over 200 residents of Netivot took part in the opening event they held during the summer, in which they enjoyed an evening of entertainment and fun.

'Respect Badge' is an initiative that trains bars and pubs in the Upper Galilee region on how to identify and prevent harassment. This initiative aims to contribute to the general sense of security in the area. The initiative was founded by Sophia Gurdev, director of the Assistance Center for Sexual Assault Victims in the city of Eilat, and currently operates in collaboration with Tel Hai College, the Upper Galilee Regional Council, Kiryat Shmona's Police Department, and the Authority for the War on Drugs and Alcohol in Kiryat Shmona.

'Special Families' is an initiative that was established 5 years ago and today functions as a center for families with a special needs member. The center provides the families with support in order to strengthen the family unit that is constantly busy attending to the needs of the disabled member. The support includes an empowerment group for mothers, 'big brother' support for siblings, vacation days for parents, and more. Today the center works in collaboration with the Hazor HaGalilit Council, the Social Services Department, the Department of Education, Eshkol Galil Mizrahi, and the Community Center.

Hebrew Café is an initiative that’s purpose is to help immigrants new to the city, especially from Ukraine, practice Hebrew language skills. This initiative is not a substitute for Ulpan, but rather an informal framework in which the Olim could practice conversational Hebrew from shopping-related conversation to job interviews, and more.  This initiative helps connect the immigrants with young people their age who live in the same city and speak the same language.

To mark International Women's Day, the community produced an art exhibition with the work of local women, with the aim of bringing women's artwork to the forefront. At the exhibition, about 30 female creators from Tiberias and the surrounding area, of a wide range of ages (from students to retired women), presented a variety of artwork: paintings, poetry, sculptures, photography, and more. As part of the exhibition, which was presented throughout the month of March, a variety of art-related events and lectures took place. Key partners in this initiative were The Herod Center, the Dror Israel Movement, the Sovev Kinneret Partnership, and the Women's Forum of Tiberias.

The community chose to cooperate with a local nursing home and transform its interior. They set on this mission, a team of Tozeret Haaretz members who planned, designed, and painted the entire place. They were extremely satisfied when they saw the tenant's reactions to the sight of the new and refreshing design of their living space. This was the beginning of a long-term partnership that will continue throughout this year.

'30 Days of Pampering' was initiated by the Tozeret Haaretz Young Communal Network for the benefit of women on maternity leave. It is an amazing project that brought mothers on maternity leave together on a weekly basis. Each week they partook in various activities such as postpartum yoga, a photography session, consultations, and much more.  This initiative received amazing feedback from the community.

'Shevet Achim' is an initiative that connects students from Rahat with students from Sderot. The project was born with the aim of improving the social climate in the Negev. Throughout the initiative, the two parties hosted each other several times and created activities around the culture that characterizes each of them. The project was run by 3 representatives from each community (Rahat and Sderot), they oversaw coordinating and creating content and activities for the joint meetings.

After two challenging years of COVID the young community finally re-opened the local pub for the enjoyment of the kibbutz's young adults and the entire community.

'Initiating Social Change', is about dealing with issues the young community  identified in the city and finding in-depth solutions for them.  They are not seeking temporary treatment of these problems, but rather long-term solutions. This past year they chose to address two important and urgent issues: 1- minimal bus options, especially to college and back. 2- Lack of trash bins in the neighborhoods.

The Municipality of Dimona along with its Young Adults Center won the first prize in the national competition 'Outstanding Youth Unit' for the establishment of a student program led by Tozeret Haaretz. Tozeret Haaretz, along with the city's Young Adults Center work hand in hand to establish a quality Young Adults Network that is socially active within the city.