Award and Scholarship Opportunities
JFCS offers opportunities for awards and scholarships. Learn more about applying.
IN THE NEWS! JFCS 1 of 60 Area Non-Profits to Receive Funds from PACF
Princeton Area Community Foundation awarded $2 million in grant funding to area non-profits, including JFCS for hunger prevention programs.
IN THE NEWS! Jewish Family & Children’s Services of Greater Mercer Pivots
JFCS demonstrates an adaptable nature in developing the mobile pantry, particularly during the pandemic.
JFCS Featured on Spotlight on NonProfits
In August, JFCS Executive Director Michelle Napell sat down with Peter Crowley for Spotlight on Non-Profits (sponsored by NJM) to talk all about JFCS programs and our ongoing ability to adapt to community needs.
September is Suicide Prevention Awareness Month
September is Suicide Prevention Awareness Month. If you or someone you know needs help dial 988 for Mental Health Crisis and Suicide Prevention. Also, the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline is 1-800-273-TALK (8255) If the danger for self-harm seems immediate, call...
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 depression. This can be common when children and teenagers experience a change in their routines. What are some ways to address these changes? For parents of small...
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.
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.”