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JFCS Cares

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JFCS is there when our community needs us most. From major societal upheavals like COVID to international refugee crises, and local families like the Mendoza children who suffered an unimaginable tragedy with the loss of both parents in an accident, JFCS hears the call. We don’t just listen – we act, bringing together our expert resources, your philanthropic support, and the compassion of community partners. Together, we make a difference.

Today our community comes together yet again to help those most severely affected by Hurricane Ian. JFCS again will use our resources in any way we can. Our counseling professionals help by providing trauma-informed care, our outreach team will coordinate resources to provide meals, and our aging services team will help seniors regain a sense of normalcy by offering group sessions and socialization – a chance for people to feel better by sharing their stories.

 JFCS never stops looking for ways to help, and your support will allow us to continue through this current calamity and whatever comes next.

https://jfcs-cares.org/

 

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