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Jewish Family & Childrens Service (JF&CS) provides quality social services to address needs in the Jewish and broader communities within Greater St. Louis. JF&CS empowers people in need to meet the challenges of daily living. JF&CS meets this need by offering a multitude of programs in five focus areas: resolving problems, protecting children at risk, maintaining elderly in their homes, supporting those in need of help with basic needs, and enhancing Jewish connections. Clinical Services serves adults with or without insurance who wish to receive individual or group counseling for mental health-related issues. JF&CS offers the Learning and Behavior Diagnostic Center to children and adolescents up to age 19, and conducts developmental and behavior assessments, and psychoeducational assessments, to address learning difficulties. School-based clinical services are also offered throughout the community. JF&CS provides the only comprehensive child abuse prevention program (CAPP) in St. Louis County and City area. CAPP identifies children at risk of abuse and neglect and provides education to children, parents and teachers with the skills to prevent or lessen the harm in the instance of an abusive event. Elderlink and its affordable in-home services offer our elders the opportunity to maintain independence in their homes longer. Elderlink provides information, referral services, advocacy, assessment and consultation to vulnerable older adults and their caregivers. The In-Home Services/Homemaker Program is customized based on each clients need and contracted out through vetted agencies within the community. The Harvey Kornblum Jewish Food Pantry (HKJFP), a program of JF&CS, focuses on the most basic need, hunger. JF&CS chaplains provide spiritual and emotional comfort to Jewish elderly and/or disabled. Visits from the chaplains enhance the quality of life for isolated individuals and serve as a connection to the Jewish Community.

Since 1943, Jewish Family Service has played a vital role in serving the constantly changing human service needs of individuals and families in Greater Cincinnati. Our professional and experienced staff strengthens lives in times of need toward fulfilling our vision of having a community where everyone lives with dignity, security, and hope. With the support of donors and partner agencies, we reach out to youth who need support and encouragement to reach their highest potential; promote stability and wellness to families experiencing hunger and mental illness; and assist older adults with the help they need to manage their independence and live the best quality life possible. Jewish Family Service is a 501(c)3 nonprofit social service agency that serves all individuals without regard to religion, race, age, disability, sexual orientation, national origin, or ability to pay. We partner with the Jewish Federation Cincinnati, The Jewish Foundation of Cincinnati, and United Way of Greater Cincinnati.

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Jewish Family Service of Greater New Haven (JFS) supports and strengthens individual, family, and community life by providing a wide range of social services. We welcome people of all ages, abilities, races, ethnicities, sexual orientations, gender identities, and faiths. JFS is guided by the compassionate and ethical values of Judaism.

Our Mission Inspired by Jewish values, we improve lives through service. Our History Jewish Family Service of Metropolitan Detroit (JFS) came into being as two local relief organizations -- the Hebrew Ladies Sewing Circle and the Self Help Circle -- joined in a commitment to meet the needs of the local Jewish community. JFS incorporated in 1928, with the specific mission of “Finding homes for orphan children and supplying homemakers for families with an ill or absent mother.” Before World War II, JFS helped Jewish families new to the country acculturate to life in Detroit and provided assistance to ensure their safety and well-being. After the Holocaust, JFS’ work changed dramatically, as the agency worked tirelessly to resettle and serve the material and psychological needs of Holocaust Survivors. In subsequent years, JFS joined with local and national partners to resettle thousands of Jewish Refugees from the Former Soviet Union. Over the course of 96 years, JFS has evolved into a comprehensive social service provider, helping individuals and families within the Jewish and broader communities. Our Services JFS currently operates 30 separate programs with a combined budget of more than $28 million, carried out by a staff of more than 100. These programs serve thousands in our community each year, with services uniquely tailored to individuals’ and families’ specific needs. The agency's programming centers on three core areas: safety net services for individuals and families, counseling services, and services for older adults.

JFS is a non-profit, non-sectarian social service agency whose mission is to preserve and strengthen the quality of individual, family and community life based on Jewish values. JFS provides services to a diverse socio-economic client population that includes individuals, children, young adults, families and the elderly. Services include Mental Health Counseling, Senior Support Services, Holocaust Survivors Assistance , Career Services, Family Mentor/Senior Friendly Visitor Programs, Special Needs Programs, Ohr Tikvah Jewish Healing Program, Emergency Assistance, Family Life Education and Information and Referral.

Jewish Family Service of the Desert is a nonprofit organization management company based out of United States.

JFS Delaware's mission is to strengthen individuals, families, and the community by providing counseling and support services. Inspired by the fundamental Jewish value that "we are all responsible for one another," Jewish Family Services supports people of ALL backgrounds by assisting families through life transitions, helping youth and children grow stronger, and ensuring the safety and dignity of older adults; we promote the well-being of all, regardless of religion, race, socio-economic status, sexual orientation or gender identity, disability or special need.

For over 80 years, Jewish Family Services (JFS) has been providing opportunities to enhance the quality of life for individuals and families in the Lower Mainland. We are a social service organization that offers a continuum of services for individuals and families at all ages and stages of life in the Jewish and general community.

The Jewish Federation & Foundation of Rockland County leads efforts that strengthen Jewish life and meet the critical needs of the Jewish community in Rockland County, Israel, and around the world. A non-profit 501 (c) (3) organization, The Jewish Federation & Foundation of Rockland County is located in West Nyack, NY.

We are a socially responsible agency that supports philanthropic and community-building activities throughout Durham and Chapel Hill. Locally, hundreds of thousands of dollars are spent annually to help those in need children in need of summer camps, people struck by personal or economic tragedy and the frail elderly. Many of our programs are driven by hundreds of our volunteers who are dedicated to making Durham-Chapel Hill a better place for all of us.

The Jewish Federation builds a strong future for the Jewish community in Rochester, Israel and worldwide through philanthropy, engagement, education & advocacy.