OHEL Children's Home and Family Services was established in 1969 to provide homes and families for abandoned, neglected, abused and disabled Jewish children. OHEL's seven core services, which encompass all of its 26 programs, are housing, foster care, outpatient counseling, at-home services, school-based programs, camps, and sexual abuse services.

BAIS EZRA means house of help in Hebrew. From birth through the life span, Bais Ezra services grow together with individuals with disabilities and their families. Established in 1978, Bais Ezra services are designed to meet the needs of children, adults and their families at every stage of development.

THE ROSE AND MAURICE HALPERN LIFETIME CARE FOUNDATION AT OHEL ensures that a person with mental illness or developmental disabilities will receive high quality care and services beyond the lifetime of his or her parents with guardianship, advocacy, case management, and supplemental needs trusts.