As summer ends and a new school year begins, many families face a mix of emotions. Whether you’re experiencing an empty nest, preparing a child for kindergarten, or supporting an anxious teenager, here are some strategies from Jesse Sieve, JFS Clinical Director, to help your family navigate change with courage and resilience. Accept and Acknowledge […]
Brighten the Hanukkah Season!
Planning is underway for Hanukkah. With your help, more than 300 people will feel the warmth and light of Hanukkah this year thanks to your participation in the JFS Hanukkah Project! Learn how you can give back this Hanukkah season HERE.
We're Here for You During this Difficult Time
JFS is here for our community, either during times of everyday need or incredible crisis such as our Jewish community is currently experiencing. We're working to bring additional resources and support services to members of our community. If you need support please contact the JFS Navigator at 913-730-1433.
Thanks to compassionate individuals like you, our pantries serve over 500 households each month. Support JFS and learn more Here.
We're Here to Help
JFS provides essential human services for people facing challenges in everyday life or times of crisis — regardless of faith, age, culture, or lifestyle. If you need assistance, call 913-730-1433 or email navigator@jfskc.org. All services are by appointment.
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May is Older Adults Awareness Month
May is designated as Older Adults Awareness Month, focusing on the contributions of older adults (60-plus) and reaffirming our commitment to serving them. Over 300,000 living in the metro are 60- plus, and that number is likely to increase as the babyboomers hit retirement age. For Jewish Family Services, sustaining the quality of life throughout […]
Karen’s Story
As a social worker, I meet people every day who are facing giants. From the mom who secretly skips meals so her family has more to eat, to the 84-year-old proudly trying to repair his dilapidated home, the only thing larger than many of our clients’ fears is their quiet courage. Knowing this, one of […]
