By Roni Falck • JFCS Senior Services Manager
Established in 1963, Older Americans Month (OAM) is celebrated every May. It is a time for us to acknowledge the contributions and achievements of older Americans[...] From the desk of CEO Judy Halper: March 2024
Posted 1 year ago
Passover comes late this year. It begins at sunset on April 22, which does seem really, really late! Of course, those of us who celebrate Jewish holidays know the inside joke that our holidays never arrive on tim[...] A Q&A with JFCS’ new Chief HR and Administrative Officer Sheilah Howard
By Leah Persky, Phd & CFLE • Parent Coach and Manager of Professional and Community Education
News about the upcoming presidential election is everywhere. No doubt you heard much about the primaries, Su[...] A Q&A with JFCS’ new Chief Program Officer Amy Weiss
Posted 1 year ago
JFCS is excited to announce two new positions to its Executive Leadership Team. Amy Weiss has been named Chief Program Officer and Sheilah Howard has been named Chief HR and Administrative Officer. Weiss, who pre[...] From the Desk of CEO Judy Halper: February 2024
Nancy Espuche is the mother of Lucas, who passed away in 2016 at age 25 after a long battle with opioid addiction. Her story serves as a poignant reminder of the urgent need for awareness, understanding, and acti[...] Honoring Eli Wolff, a leading pioneer for athletes with disabilities
Posted 1 year ago
February is Jewish Disability Awareness, Acceptance, and Inclusion Month (JDAIM)
By Stacey Spencer • Disability Services Manager
To commemorate the 15th anniversary of Jewish Disability Awareness, Acc[...] From the desk of CEO Judy Halper: January 2024
By Liliane Jurayj • Addiction and Recovery Services Program Coordinator
The start of a new year and setting resolutions are almost synonymous with each other. Close to 40% of the US population sets resoluti[...]