The presidential election is over – now what? By Leah Persky, PhD & CFLE • Parent Coach and Manager of Professional and Community Education The election is finally over and no matter how you feel about the results, there is no doubt it is a time ful[...]
JFCS recognizes National Family Caregiver Month JFCS Senior Services will be featured as Fund-a-Need at 36th Annual Benefit By Roni Falck, MSW • Senior Services Program Manager Former first lady Rosalynn Carter once said, “There are only four kin[...]
From the desk of CEO Judy Halper: October 2024 Judy Desk blog - laptop with plant and coffee cup A few weeks ago, JFCS held a luncheon/recruitment event for volunteers who currently assist our senior clients and those thinking they might like to volunteer in this area. It was heartwarming to see dedicated vo[...]
Conversations with our children about addiction: Part II This is the second part of our two part series, “Conversations with our children about addiction,” which focuses on ages 0-12. Click here for part one, which focuses on adolescents and young adults. By Jen[...]
Gut microbiome and mental health By Samantha Shepherd, MSW, LICSW • JFCS Counselor “It’s not all in your head” Do you get that “gut” feeling when something is not right? Have you ever been told to “listen to your gut?” Turn[...]
Staff Q&A: Food Security Coordinator Elena Ritz Elena Ritz was recently hired as the JFCS Food Security Coordinator – below, she speaks about her background and how JFCS works to address food security challenges the community currently faces: Wh[...]