The Emunah Women's Movement, established over 90 years ago, has become a cornerstone of service in Israel, uniting religious-Zionist women from both Israel and the Diaspora in a shared mission. Across Emunah centers, women dedicate themselves to supporting children, families, and communities, especially during times of crisis, such as staff shortages caused by war. Former volunteers often return to fill gaps, driven by a deep sense of responsibility and commitment.

Emunah's influence extends into its educational institutions, where graduates continue the tradition of service through national service and military roles, supported by their schools and colleges. The movement also provides vital mental health support through therapy centers, connecting women from around the world to assist those affected by conflict, particularly the families of reservists.

Community branches regularly organize initiatives like clothing drives and educational programs, led by women who are leaders in both public and private sectors. These efforts reflect a deeply ingrained culture of service that defines Emunah, making it a vital force in Israeli society and beyond.