Chabad of Marina del Rey is a branch of the Chabad-Lubavitch movement, offering Jewish family programs as well as religious services and education to the community at large. Some children's programs include Mommy & Me, Hebrew school, and Bar or Bat Mitzvah training.

The Chabad of Pacific Palisades is a branch of the Chabad-Lubavitch movement, offering Jewish family programs as well as religious services and education to the community at large. Chabad operates the Palisades Jewish Early Childhood Center and offers a summer camp program at Palisades Elementary School.

The Jewish Learning Academy is an educational facility run by the religious group Chabad. The JLA offers a program called Kreative Kids for young children, accommodating little ones up to four years. Classes in this program include Mommy and Me, Music and Movement, Art, Hebrew, and Fitness. Moms are invited to take classes about Judaism while the kids are in class.

Sholem Sunday School offers progressive values, Jewish ethics, culture, and history, as well as a bar/bat mitzvah program - an ideal program for inter-married or inter-cultural families.

Known for over 50 years as the the Hollywood-Los Feliz Jewish Community Center, this facility survived a loss of funding to be reborn as the Silverlake Independent Jewish Community Center. The center offers full preschool, pre-kindergarten, and kindergarten programs, including early drop-off options and supervised afternoon nap facilities. There is also a Parent and Me class for toddlers between the ages of 14 and 30 months. Other programs include a weekly Shabbat program, periodic children's concerts, and a gym offering various movement classes from dance to karate.

The University of Judaism is a non-demoninational university with both undergraduate and graduate liberal arts programs. The university also has a rabbinical studies program and a large selection of continuing education classes.

Facilities include the Ostrow Library, home to one of the west coast's largest collections of Judaica,
the Platt and Borstein Art Galleries, which hosts major exhibitions of both Jewish and non-Jewish art, the Smalley Sculpture Garden, and the Gindi Auditorium, site of concerts, plays, celebrations, and other programs.
The UJ also owns the Max and Pauline Zimmer Conference Center, a 96 acre campus in Ojai, which is home to Camp Ramah of California.