Jewish Family Service of Metrowest
Strengthening Lives, Building Community.
Jewish Family Service of Metrowest (JFS) provides vital social, health and community services to alleviate suffering, enhance lives and support people in need.
Our programs include: Adoption, Homecare, Geriatric Care Management, Jewish Family Network, Joe and Lucy's Food Pantry, Jewish Family Assistance Network, Kesher 13, Citizenship & Resettlement, Mom to Mom, Friendly Visitors, Reducing Achievement Gaps, Healthy Partners and more.
Our Impacts:
- Opportunity & Success in Childhood
- Sufficiency, Independence & Dignity Throughout the Lifecycle
- Connections & Engagement Throughout the Community
Our programs rely greatly on dedicated volunteers. If you are interested in volunteering visit our website and click on the link to Volunteer with JFS.
Jewish Family Service of Metrowest (JFS) provides vital social, health and community services to alleviate suffering, enhance lives and support people in need.
Our programs include: Adoption, Homecare, Geriatric Care Management, Jewish Family Network, Joe and Lucy's Food Pantry, Jewish Family Assistance Network, Kesher 13, Citizenship & Resettlement, Mom to Mom, Friendly Visitors, Reducing Achievement Gaps, Healthy Partners and more.
Our Impacts:
- Opportunity & Success in Childhood
- Sufficiency, Independence & Dignity Throughout the Lifecycle
- Connections & Engagement Throughout the Community
Our programs rely greatly on dedicated volunteers. If you are interested in volunteering visit our website and click on the link to Volunteer with JFS.
JFS of Metrowest helps community members to reach for their dreams
JFS of Metrowest helps community members to reach for their dreams:Annual Seize the Dream gala provides much-needed support Jewish Family Service of Metrowest (JFS), a...
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Welcome Rabbi Jeff Foust
Jewish Family Service is pleased to welcome Rabbi Jeff Foust to our Kesher team! Rabbi Foust is a Board Certified Chaplain who has considerable experience...
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Worried about an elder parent or neighbor making it to medical appointments?
Patient Navigators Can Be a Trusted Guide at Medical Appointments Do you know a senior adult who would feel more comfortable going to the doctor if...
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Lifecycles
Boston Based Firm Helps Reduce Achievement Gaps in Framingham
By Jaclyn Reiss, Town Correspondent (this article appeard on Boston.com) Jewish Family Service of Metrowest recently received a $30,000 grant from the anonymous Boston-based...
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Start the New Year Right - Financial Literacy for Women
Start the New Year Right! Taking Charge, Making Changes, JFS' Financial Literacy program is designated to offer women in the Metrowest area a unique and supportive...
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New Year's resolution to volunteer more in 2012?!
We've got a few ideas to get you started! Tutor 3-5th graders: The All Stars Program supports third and fourth graders -- many of whom...
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Hope and Comfort
Did you know that Joe and Lucy's Food Pantry at JFS provides clients with more than just food? Myrna Winter, the Family Assistance Program Specialist...
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Social Activism
JFS Partners with Temple Beth Am Brotherhood to Host Christmas Luncheon at Local Senior Housing
On Sunday, December 25th, volunteers from the Brotherhood of Temple Beth Am inFramingham will partner with JFS and provide a festive Christmas lunch at Hastings...
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Empowering Women with the Latest Knowledge About Breast Health
Dr Elsie Levin, Director of the Boston Breast Diagnostic Center in Wellesley, will speak at Jewish Famly Service in Framingham this Tuesday (November 15th) at 7pm. ...
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Closing Achievement Gaps in Framingham
Over the last several years, the Jewish community in Greater Framingham has been growing, according to CJP’s 2005 Greater Boston Community Survey. The Jewish population...
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