Reconnecting with Our Roots, A Message for Rosh Hashanah
A special message for Rosh Hashanah 2020.
Preparing for the Jewish Holidays during COVID-19
The Jewish High Holidays begin in one month. The celebrations of Rosh Hashanah, the Jewish New Year, and Yom Kippur, the Day of Atonement, mark an important time for the Jewish community. Families and friends gather for large meals to celebrate together, synagogues...
Community Food Pantry Available In Princeton / West Windsor for All Mercer Residents
The JFCS on-site pantry is available to any in the community in need of groceries at this time. We recognize the impact of COVID-19 and are ready for a further increase in demand.
Worried about aging in your own home?
The majority of older adults prefer to “age in place” in the homes and communities they have lived in for most of their adult lives. But how do you know if remaining in your home continues to be a safe place? What if family and friends are no longer nearby?
IN THE NEWS! JFCS Mobile Food Pantry Keeps Feeding the Hungry
Town Topics recently featured a highlight of our Mobile Food Pantry, celebrating 6 months on the road.
Mobile Food Pantry, Six Months of Service in Mercer County, Reaching over 6,000 in need
Since January 2020, the JFCS Mobile Food Pantry has benefitted more than 6,000 individuals across 40 distribution stops.
Back-to-School School Supply Drive
NOW THROUGH AUGUST 14th! Whether in school or at home, let's continue to help children in need start the school year off right! Our goal is to supply 150+ children with the supplies they need to look forward to beginning a successful school year. Items donated benefit...
Support Goes Virtual, JFCS Offers Counseling & Connection in Group Settings
July 10, 2020 Summer 2020 is bringing to light new challenges for all in the midst of the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. Where many programs are reduced in size or cancelled entirely in light of health and safety guidelines, all ages are left with more time filled with...
IN THE NEWS! Mental health treatment among services moved online due to COVID
NJ 101.5 highlighted JFCS mental health services and how the agency anticipates a growing need for mental health support as the COVID19 pandemic continues to affect day to day life.