Jewish Family Service
Jewish Family Service provides community stabilization services, including food, financial assistance, and social support, along with specialized programs for domestic violence, refugees, older adults, and individuals with cognitive disabilities.
Community Stabilization Services
Jewish Family Service provides essential community stabilization services, including food distribution, financial assistance, and social support. They offer short-term, limited financial assistance specifically to households with Jewish members, helping cover unexpected financial crises. These services aim to ensure stability and support for families in times of need.
Polack Food Bank
The Polack Food Bank, operated by Jewish Family Service, runs on a consumer-choice model. This enables individuals to select the food they prefer from the available options, enhancing dignity and personal choice in food assistance. The food bank is accessible three days a week on Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday.
Project DVORA: Domestic Violence Services
Jewish Family Service addresses domestic violence through Project DVORA, offering advocacy, support groups, and legal support to survivors. This well-rounded program supports individuals in navigating and overcoming the challenges associated with domestic violence, providing critical resources and aid.
Refugee and Immigrant Services
Jewish Family Service offers extensive support for refugees and immigrants, which includes resettlement services, language classes, intensive case management, and employment services. These programs are designed to facilitate successful integration and self-sufficiency for new arrivals, providing them with necessary skills and support.
Older Adult Services
Older Adult Services provided by Jewish Family Service cover care management, family caregiver support, and specialized services for Holocaust survivors. These services aim to ensure that older adults receive the care and assistance needed to maintain their quality of life and dignity.