$26.1M in expenses

Older adults: JFCS helps older adults to live independently through its award-winning seniors at home program, which includes home care services, dementia care, palliative and end-of-life care, care management, healthcare advocacy, support for holocaust survivors, counseling, adult day health care, meal delivery, fiduciary services, and other practical and spiritual support services.

$8.6M in expenses

Assisted living: through its rhoda goldman plaza (RGP) assisted living and memory care community, JFCS provides housing with supportive services for the elderly in an environment that promotes their independence at an affordable cost. Residents receive quality care tailored to their individual needs and enriched by jewish tradition in an atmosphere dedicated to promoting health and well-being in mind, body, and spirit.

$7.8M in expenses

Children and youth services: through the center for children and youth, JFCS improves the lives of children and families by providing a range of clinical mental health services for children and teens, parent coaching and education programs, training for child development professionals, and public policy advocacy. JFCS also helps families through its adoption agency, housing and advocacy programs, financial advice and assistance services, and youth educational and mentoring programs.

$11.9M in expenses

Community services: JFCS provides community education programs, volunteer support services, bereavement and healing programs, spiritual support services, holocaust education programs, individual emergency assistance, and other practical and emotional support services to the community at large.adult services: JFCS offers services to adults through its financial assistance and small business loan program, counseling services, disability services program, domestic violence prevention program, independent living program, citizenship legal services, and other practical and emotional support services.