Spotlight on Volunteers: Making Connections in a Distanced World
Part of our new monthly Volunteer Spotlight, this month we are spotlighting Matt Erman!
COVID-19 Anniversary: Why We Look Back, How We Move Forward
In the coming weeks, we will be reaching the anniversary of the COVID-19 pandemic taking hold of our lives. This anniversary brings up a mix of emotions as we process all we have endured and the road ahead of us.
JFCS Senior Services: Going the Extra Mile to “Be There” for Seniors, When We Can’t Be There
As anxieties around finding vaccine appointments reach peak levels, especially for older adults, our senior service team is stepping up to support our program members.
Spotlight on Volunteers: From Youth Programming to Volunteering
Part of our new monthly Volunteer Spotlight, this month we are spotlighting Lucian Chown!
Mobile Food Pantry Delivers on Promise of Help, Hope and Healing
We reflect on our first year on the road with the Mobile Food Pantry.
Have you hit the wall? Feeling exhausted by uncertainty, isolation, fear?
After wave after wave of challenges, many of us are at the breaking point. How can self-compassion help build emotional resilience?
An Introduction to Meditation
Meditation has gained a lot of attention as we all continue to see methods of relaxation and self care in the midst of these challenging times. One of our counselors takes us through the most popular forms of meditation to help you get started.
How do we heal?
Tikkun Olam – Healing the World, the concept can seem overwhelming in the best of times, for as much as we try, there is always healing needed.
Spotlight on Volunteers: Father-Son Dynamic Duo Delivers During Pandemic
Our new monthly Volunteer Spotlight will share testimonials direct from our incredible volunteers. JFCS Volunteers are critical to our delivery of core programs and services, providing everything from delivery of Kosher Meals on Wheels, to helping at Mobile Food Pantry distributions, and making friendly calls to isolated seniors.