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Adoption Orientations
Join the Adoption Connection program of Jewish Family Service for free adoption orientations. We will answer your questions and help you start along your domestic or international adoption journey. Learn more.
European Adoption Consultants, Inc. will join us on February 15 to compare adoptions from Russia, China, India, Columbia, Latin America, Bulgaria, Ukraine, and Honduras.
6:30 pm, Wed. Feb. 15 and Mar. 21
FREE
Register 513.489.1616
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Donald Meichenbaum Tuesday, March 20, 2012
Experiencing a truamatic event such as sexual assault, a tornado, or a robbery may leave lingering effects such as PTSD or depression.
Join us for Ways to Bolster Resilience in Adults and Children with Donald Meichenbaum, PhD, a founder of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, to understand the nature of resilience and how to help survivors thrive after a traumatic event.
6 CEUs. Learn more |
Holocaust Survivors
Celebrate Hanukkah
Executive Director Beth Schwartz, center, greets the over 60 participants who enjoyed the annual Hanukkah luncheon organized by the Jewish Family Service Center for Holocaust Survivors. The entire program was in English and Russian, reflecting the further expansion of services to Russian-speaking Jewish Holocaust survivors in our community. Learn more and See more pictures |
The Best of
Transracial Adoption
 Open to the public,
author and guest speaker Rhonda M. Roorda,MA shares insights into the many layers of adopting across racial and cultural boundaries. Join Adoption Connection's partner Celebrate Adoption when Roorda presents The Best of Transracial Adoption: The Long-Term and Inclusive Vision. Learn more
10am-Noon, Saturday, Feb. 4
FREE to Celebrate Adoption Members, Non-members:$15 individual; $25 couple
REGISTER IN ADVANCE
smadkins@cinci.rr.com | | |
Managing the Maze of
Insur., Medicare, Bills
Managing the maze of mail (is it junk mail or real?) and bill paying (do you owe this or is it covered?), or understanding the complexities of social security, insurance, Medicare and Medicaid can be confusing and time-consuming.
So whether you are trying to do it for yourself or for an aging parent, Jewish Family Service Aging and Caregiver Services experienced
care managers, Your Experts in Aging, can help ease your mind.
Call Jewish Family Service today so you can relax tomorrow.
513.469.1188
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Filling Shelves to
Help Fill Stomachs
Thank you to B'nai Tikvah for donating and stocking 40 bags of food to Jewish Family Service Food Pantry.
Community-organized contributions such as this help us feed the 150 people each month who rely on our food pantry for kosher meat, fresh produce, and packaged foods. Learn more. |
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Visits by Volunteers & Rabbinic Interns
Those in our Jewish community who are homebound, hospitalized, or live in skilled care communities look forward to caring, friendly visits from volunteers with Jewish Visiting Initiative: The Bikur Cholim Project of Jewish Family Service.
But sometimes more than a social visit is needed. Through the Pastoral Care Program, a collaboration of Jewish Family Service and Hebrew Union College, a Rabbinic student intern will visit the homebound and isolated who are not affiliated with a congregation.
To volunteer or to schedule a visit,
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Aging Parent?
Are you concerned about an aging parent, spouse or any older adult? (Aging Concerns Checklist) We can help and give you peace of mind with our Elderly Care Solutions.
Call Jewish Family Service...
Your Experts in Aging.
Learn more.
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Celebrate with a Mitzvah!!
Help families in need as you decorate your next celebration with these beautiful custom-decorated baskets. Rental fees ensure that food and personal care items will be available to those in need through Jewish Family Service Food Pantry.
Call Sandee at 513.766.3352 or Learn more. |
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You can help JFS strengthen lives in times of need |
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Shop as usual at Kroger with a JFS Gift Card and 4% of all money paid will come back to Jewish Family Service. Learn more.
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Fulfill the promise so future generations will say of us, "The world is a better place because, for a brief time, they lived in it."
Create a Legacy or contact Beth Schwartz at 513.469.1188 or bschwartz@jfscinti.org.
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Older Adult Services receives funds administered by Council on Aging of Southwestern Ohio.
Social services for Nazi victims have been supported by a grant from the
Conference on Jewish Material Claims Against Germany |
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