Strengthening Lives in Times of Need...

Since 1943, Jewish Family Service has played a vital role in serving the constantly changing human service needs of individuals and families in Greater Cincinnati.

 

Our professional and experienced staff can strengthen your life in times of need...from the joys of infant adoption to the challenges with aging parents...and every age and stage in between. 

 

Call us today for a better tomorrow. 513-469-1188.

What's new...

Tuesday, March 20, 2012

Ways to Bolster Resilience in Children and Adults
Join Dr. Donald Meichenbaum, a co-founder of Cognitive Behavior Therapy, to understand the nature of resilience and how to help survivors thrive after a traumatic event. 6 CEUs available. Learn more and Register online today. 

 

Holocaust survivors celebrate at annual party. December, 2011
Over 60 participants 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

 

Could you eat for a week on $31.50? Beth took the challenge. 

JFS Executive Director Beth Schwartz  and her 14 year old daughter Monica took the Food Stamp Challenge to bring attention to hunger. Read Beth's blog.  Learn more.   

How our food pantry strengthens lives...a personal story

Barry, age 53, worked in insurance before his health took a turn for the worse, he lost his job, and needed assistance from Jewish Family Service Food Pantry. Learn more  Video

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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