Parenting Post #1

Parenting Post #1

In these uncertain times, when everyone was quickly forced to juggle work from home roles, remote learning responsibilities, heightened anxiety about keeping your family nourished and healthy, on top of personal fear of the unknown landscape of life during coronavirus, parenting challenges have been augmented. We are introducing weekly Parenting Posts which will provide helpful information, skills and support for those in parenting roles – during the global health crisis and beyond. The obstacles faced by someone in the parental role did not begin during coronavirus and will not end with the outbreak, and this weekly blog will provide long lasting skills.

Handling the Holidays in Time of Crisis When You Are Grieving

Handling the Holidays in Time of Crisis When You Are Grieving

We are all dealing with grief now—loss of normalcy; loss of connection; fear of economic toll, nervous anticipation of the future. For those in our community who are mourning the loss of a loved one, the grief is intense and even more isolating because we do not have the traditional community supports to provide some sense of stability. What are some tools that can give you the support you need?

In-Home Activities for Kids

In-Home Activities for Kids

Looking for inspiration for new activities to share with your family over the coming days? We’re sharing some of our favorites out there!

Practicing Self Care

Practicing Self Care

Right now many of us are feeling overwhelmed, worried and concerned about the uncertainty of the global health scare, and that makes a lot of sense. To help us all navigate though these confusing times, we’re sharing helpful hints to help manage our fears and to remember our hopes.

Coronavirus (COVID-19) Outbreak and the Fear of the Unknown

Coronavirus (COVID-19) Outbreak and the Fear of the Unknown

Every day we learn more about this virus and its effects and we wonder when it will end. When will life get back to normal, back to our regular routine? The uncertainty will eventually end, but until then, we must learn how to navigate this journey and the stress that it generates.

JFCS Mobile Food Pantry Delivers to Seniors, Children & Families – Reaches Almost 350 Individuals in First Month

JFCS Mobile Food Pantry Delivers to Seniors, Children & Families – Reaches Almost 350 Individuals in First Month

Jewish Family & Children’s Service of Greater Mercer County [JFCS] has been out on the road for a full month and served its first clients through the JFCS Mobile Food Pantry and has reached almost 350 individuals through three distribution points. This initiative is gaining local and national recognition for its innovative approach to feeding the hungry.