IN THE NEWS! Mental health treatment among services moved online due to COVID
NJ 101.5 highlighted JFCS mental health services and how the agency anticipates a growing need for mental health support as the COVID19 pandemic continues to affect day to day life.
Teens find Connection, Support and Service Hours while Distanced
“It was clear from the early days of shutdown that teens would be deeply impacted by their new reality,” said Celeste Albert. “While our in-person meetings were cancelled and a majority of programming concluded for the school year, I knew that there would be this audience of teens seeking connection and community.”
IN THE NEWS! Teens work together (virtually) through challenging times
On March 13, as schools started to close and after-school programs were being cancelled, Jewish Family & Children’s Service (JFCS) of Greater Mercer County implemented a multifaceted plan to make sure all of its constituents, including teens, would continue receiving services and participating in programs.
IN THE NEWS! Kimberly-Clark donates 10,000 rolls of Cottonelle toilet paper to United Way of Greater Mercer County
Kimberly-Clark’s Cottonelle donated 10,000 rolls of toilet paper to United Way of Greater Mercer County (UWGMC), part of Cottonelle’s commitment to make sure toilet paper is accessible to the community throughout the COVID-19 crisis. Through partnerships with MSF and Jewish Family and Children’s Service (JFCS), UWGMC was able to move resources into the community.
Mercer Community Network Makes Essentials Accessible to those in need
JFCS was a beneficiary of the partnership between imberly-Clark’s Cottonelle and United Way of Greater Mercer County (UWGMC) to donate donated 10,000 rolls of toilet paper to residents of Mercer County during the pandemic.
JFCS receives Emergency Funding for COVID-19 Hunger Relief
JFCS recently received support from BAPS Charities through their COVID-19 relief fund. BAPS Charities is a new partner to JFCS.
IN THE NEWS! NJ.Com feature on expanded JFCS mental health services
NJ.com recently highlighted how JFCS has been able to adapt and grow to meet the mental health needs of the Mercer County community during the pandemic.
JFCS Reflects on Year of Service, Before and During a Pandemic
Every June, JFCS proudly welcomes community members, partners, donors, volunteers, Board and staff to our Annual Meeting. While we cannot gather in person this year, the agency has much to share with our community and we are proud to have put together our “Year in Review” video that tells the story of our past year.
Community Food Drive Through June 30th
During the month of June (2020), JFCS invites the community to participate in our Food Drive.