Addressing the Silent Epidemic: Food Insecurity in Mercer County
In the heart of New Jersey lies a shadowed reality that often goes unnoticed amidst our thriving communities—the silent epidemic of food insecurity. Mercer County, a region known for its cultural diversity and economic vitality, faces an escalating crisis that demands immediate attention.
Resources for Alzheimer’s Disease Awareness
November is Alzheimer’s Disease Awareness Month and JFCS is sharing resources and information from the National Institute on Aging.
2023 Annual Meeting, Mobilize for Broader Impact
JFCS welcomed the community to the 86th Annual Meeting, hosted at Adath Israel Congregation in Lawrenceville.
Passover Greetings, Nourishing the Soul
Wishing you moments of joy at your Seder table.
What is mental health and why is it important for you?
Our intern dives into several questions many of us have about mental health, mental illness, and what it all can mean for us.
September is Suicide Prevention Awareness Month
September is Suicide Prevention Awareness Month. If you or someone you know needs help dial 988...
Tips for Parents to Focus on Kids’ Mental Health as They Head Back to School
Sometimes new routines and new schedules can exacerbate mental health issues such as anxiety and...
September is Hunger Action Month! Everyone can help!
Shopping at the grocery store these days shows us how the inflation rate, at its highest in 40...
IN THE NEWS! JFCS helps ensure fresh produce is available to the Trenton community
JFCS plays an integral role supplying groceries to Greenwood Avenue Farmers Market. Our food pantry mobilized to ensure the market continued to operate.