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Personalized Care
Harriet*, 86, came to the JF&CS mental health program looking for help. Her husband, Irving*, 90, had been recently diagnosed with congestive heart failure and was suffering from the after effects of a stroke. It was becoming increasingly difficult for Harriet to care for him at home.
*Names changed to protect privacy.
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VOLUNTEER PROFILE 
Dedicated to
Helping Families
The end of the year is a time of family feasts and celebrations. But for many, feeding their families is a challenge throughout the year. JF&CS board member and volunteer Candice Wolk wants to change this.
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PROGRAM SPOTLIGHT
Tremble Clefs Helps
with Parkinson's
Walter Stern has been singing for more than 40 years with prestigious choral groups in Boston. After being diagnosed with Parkinson's disease, he missed singing with others. Then he learned about Tremble Clefs, a thera-peutic singing group for people with Parkinson's disease and their care partners.
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EVENT RECAP
It's been 20 years since Community Housing for Adult Independence (CHAI) held its inaugural dinner at the Charles Hotel in Cambridge. In that time, the JF&CS program has offered vital services to help individuals with disabilities and their families in Greater Boston live their lives with dignity and independence. | |
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Stay Connected
Are you managing the demands of a busy family and caring for an aging relative? Let the experts at JF&CS help you.
Volunteers are a vital part of Jewish Family & Children's Service. To find a satisfying and rewarding volunteer experience, or for additional information, please call us at 781-647-JFCS (5327) or send us an email.
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