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JEWISH FAMILY & CHILDREN'S SERVICE 2009 PROGRAMS
FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION ON ANY PROGRAM
Contact Debra
H. Levenstein at 609-987-8100 or debral@jfcsonline.org unless otherwise indicated.
Project Reemployment: At a Crossroads
Friday Mornings
July 10, 17, 24, and 31
10am-1:00pm
Congregation Beth Chaim
329 Village Road East, Princeton Junction
Fee: $50/person: includes two personal assessments by the facilitator who is a certified career counselor
Facilitator: Ilana Levitt, MA, MED
PRE-REGISTRATION REQUIRED by Friday June 26, 2009
This course is a “how to” program for individuals deciding how to re-enter the work force after a long or short break. Learn to make good career choices. Identify individual skills. Identify personal interests. Research career options and develop a career plan. Learn what you can do when at a crossroads. Then make it happen: design your resume, informational interviews and job search techniques. The fourth session is designed to learn how to manage your finances and the stress of unemployment while you are looking for a job.
No one will be turned away from inability to pay. Contact Debra H. Levenstein for a scholarship.
Social Skills - Open to the Entire Community
Thursdays
October 1, 8, 15, 22, 29 November 5, 12 and 19
4:15-5:15pm Group A
5:45-6:45pm Group B
Congregation Beth Chaim
329 Village Road East
Princeton Junction
Fee: $300/child
Age range between 7 and 11 years
Facilitator: Robby Devery, MS, OTR/L. She has been in practice for 25 years and is the founder of Fun In Motion - Occupational Therapy Services
Participants will be placed in a specific social skills group best suited to meet their needs following an intake screening by the facilitator.
Our goal is to help kids feel good about themselves as they learn to interact and be with other people in a variety of situations. Our program will include games, modeling, and specific lesson plans to learn targeted skills. Including:
- greeting new people and friends
- establishing and maintaining friendships
- sharing during play
- turn taking during play
- understanding the feelings of others
- answering questions when someone speaks to you
- making eye contact when speaking to people
- cleaning up our toys at the end of the play date
- saying goodbye and thank you
No one will be turned away due to inability to pay.
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