Share your story.
Tell us what you are exploring, what matters to you, and where support would help. The application is short and read by a person.
Applications now open. Individual review.
Life Launch is assembling its first cohort with care. We are looking for young adults who are ready to explore what is possible, build strong relationships, and take an active role in the community around them.
Who may apply
For Orthodox Jewish young men who want clearer professional direction, stronger relationships, and steady momentum.
What founding members do

Interest list
Orthodox Jewish young women interested in a dedicated Life Launch community can join the interest list and help us understand what support would be most valuable.
What joining the list means

Thoughtful matching
Each application helps us understand the person's goals, readiness, and potential contribution. The result is a cohort built for trust, energy, and useful connection.
Tell us what you are exploring, what matters to you, and where support would help. The application is short and read by a person.
Talk through what you are exploring and what Life Launch expects of founding members. A real conversation about fit.
Selected applicants receive a clear invitation and the expectations for joining the first cohort.
A parent, rebbe, teacher, or mentor may refer a young adult who is ready to explore seriously, build relationships, and take an active role in the community.
Quick answers
Eligibility, fit, and the support Life Launch provides, all in one place.
Team You is the personalized support system Life Launch builds around each young adult. It may include peers, mentors, advisors, professionals, opportunities, services, and the accountability needed to keep moving.
Applications are open for a very small founding cohort of Orthodox Jewish men ages 18 to 25 in New York and New Jersey. Orthodox Jewish young women may join the interest list for a future dedicated community.
You can begin with questions. Life Launch helps you understand your strengths, explore realistic options, and identify a next step you can act on with confidence.
A small cohort gives every member room to be known, form real peer relationships, and receive more relevant introductions and support.