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.
2022 JFCS Annual Meeting, What’s Next for JFCS
JFCS welcomed the community to the 85th Annual Meeting, hosted at the JCC Princeton Mercer Bucks & Abrams Camp.
Resources in the Aftermath of Tragedy
In the aftermath of the recent tragedy in Texas, JFCS is sharing resources available through the National Child Traumatic Stress Network.
Celebrating Older Americans Month in May – “Aging Their Way”
May is recognized as Older Americans Month and this year’s theme is “Age My Way” with a focus how seniors can plan to live safely and comfortably in their homes and communities for as long as possible.
May is Mental Health Awareness Month, We’re Together for Mental Health
Each year, May is designated as Mental Health Awareness Month to shine a light on the importance of mental health care – something we have all recognized over the past two difficult years. This year’s theme is “Together for Mental Health.”
Passover Greetings, Celebrating a Festival of Freedom
Reflections and well wishes for Passover.
What to Expect When Hiring a Home Care Agency
If you are considering hiring an aide, you may be asking “what do i need in a caregiver?” We break down what to ask and what to expect.
Addressing anxiety & fear in the face of threats of violence in schools
Threats or acts of violence that occur in schools can cause a great deal of confusion and fear in our children, and also for parents, teachers, and entire communities. We explore how to address these waves of emotions for youth.
JFCS: Moving Forward into 2022 with Help, Hope and Healing
We reflect back on the past year, sharing stories of help, hope and healing.