West Hills

January 20, 2025
No school? No problem! We’re here for you when your child has no school but you still have to work. We’ll fill their day with Jewish camp-style fun!
Our energetic teachers pack each day with opportunities for learning, growth, friendship, and sheer joy.
Your child will create art projects, learn Hebrew vocabulary, explore the outdoors, do fun science experiments, participate in scavenger hunts, practice yoga, cook delicious Israeli food, and so much more – all through a Jewish lens.

Thursdays, 6:30 pm 7:45 pm
Age (Years) 13-38
Our club fosters social skills and communication through engaging conversations, activities, and workshops. This helps participants connect, make friends, and feel welcome in a safe and loving environment.

Our Team:
We're excited to announce that Revital Cohen, a Holistic Psychotherapist and NLP Master with over 20 years of experience, has joined Alon Netzer on Maagalim's Social Club team. Together, they bring fresh ideas and energy with a new vision!

June 11-13, 2025, 9:00 am – 5:00 pm
(Doors open at 8:30 AM. Late pick-up is available to 5:30 PM)
No school? No problem! We’re here for you when your child has no school but you still have to work. We’ll fill their day with Jewish camp-style fun!
Our energetic teachers pack each day with opportunities for learning, growth, friendship, and sheer joy.

A camp-style after-school program for TK* through 5th grade. Based on the LAUSD Calendar
Flexible - Monday thru Thursday 2:30 - 6:00 PM, Friday 2:30 - 5:00 PM
5, 4, 3, or 2 days a week
Time for YOU to get stuff done, work without afternoon disruptions, or homework stress.
Convenient - Van pickup at selected schools
Meaningful - Jewish cultural & Hebrew learning, homework help, healthy snacks, and a fun, playful environment.
The Spot is the place where kids make magical Jewish memories after school.

June 23 - July 25
Session one: June 23 - July 11
Sessions one add-on week: July 14-July 18
OR July 21-July 25
June 24-July 12
Session 2: July 14 - July 25
Our camp day begins on the bus and we are thrilled to be providing transportation from the Westside and East Valley.

Our Jewish Learning Center provides flexible and fun Jewish education for families with kids in TK through 6th grade. We feature dynamic and loving teachers who know how to reach a child’s heart and soul. We meet once a week (either Tuesdays or Wednesdays from 4:00-6:15) for Judaic learning, and starting in 3rd grade, we add an extra hour for small-group Hebrew instruction (offered at various times throughout the week). If you are looking to be a part of a caring Jewish family, all we can say is, “Welcome home to HAMAKOM."

Looking for a place to meet new friends while exploring your Jewish identity? You’ve found the perfect place! The Jewish Youth Network is the youth department powered by HAMAKOM in Woodland Hills. We are a program built on five values of religious identity, Jewish identity, community involvement, social engagement, and building leadership skills. These five branches dictate our programming and create many avenues for our youth to be involved.

Mondays, Start Date - 9/9/2024
End Date - 7/25/2025
Class Hours: 7:00 PM-8:00 PM
Age (Years) 12-38
Participants will explore various art media and techniques, including drawing, painting, collage, working with clay, hand sculpture, and more—all in a loving, engaging environment.

Cost per class: $20, payable directly to the instructor.

NOTE: Please check the confirmation email for the location/address.

Toddler & Me meets weekly on Fridays from 4pm to 5pm.
We will share Shabbat traditions and more through music, play, crafts, music and movement.
Challah and grape juice included!
Contact Judy for more information
Contact Email: [email protected] or call 818 882 4867

Founded in 1970, Kadima, which means “forward” in Hebrew, leads the way in private Jewish education. Kadima Day School provides an integrated general and Judaic studies education that is comprehensive and academically challenging. Our commitment to educational excellence and Jewish tradition teaches our students to maximize their academic, social, physical, and spiritual potential. A Kadima education instills a strong sense of identity, preparedness for higher education, and a commitment to responsible living guided by Jewish ethics and values.