Our organization is distinct and unique because it approaches all of the parts of the Israeli society. Most of the places and organizations that use the arts as an educational tool, usually limit themselves to certain parts of the society. Most places that use dance as an educational and therapeutic tool use it on girls from the secular sector. However, we choose to use this art as a tool with girls from the ultra-orthodox, orthodox and secular sector. We have approximately 50 girls from the ultra-orthodox sector and about 20 more from the orthodox sector.
As well as the religious diversity we have in our program, we also have classes for girls that just made Alliah from Ethiopia and France. Most of the places that use the arts as an educational and therapeutic tool believe that the language is a key point in order to be able to have a process. While all that is true, we, on the other hand, believe that dance is a language that doesn't require any words and therefore, we have a class with girls from Ethiopia that don't speak Hebrew and with girls from France that speak a little bit of Hebrew.