2018 Spring Benefit
Join UsServing New Yorkers of all backgrounds, we strive to help
individuals realize their potential and live as independently as possible.
The Jewish Board Can Help
Our Impact on New Yorkers
Delivered
2,750
counseling sessions
on coping with severe medical issues
Ensured
88%
of Hawthorne Cedar Knolls youth residents
met their treatment goals and returned to a stable environment in under a year
Screened
1,300
youth ages 4–21 from the Orthodox Jewish Community
for emotional wellness so that they could reach their full potential
The Jewish Board in Action
-
Stories of Hope and Recovery
Don’t Give Up: You’re Not Alone
I have two kids: a son named Aiden and a daughter named Grace Vivian. Grace is always asking me where her middle name comes from and I have to tell her a bit of my story. Back in 1983, my parents weren’t together. My mom had a lot of mental illness and my dad had […]
-
Staff Stories
A Mission and Joy: Making New Yorkers Know They Matter
I’ve been a resource specialist at Staten Island Family Services for 12 years. The staff members in our nine programs all have some clients with very specific needs: a child who needs tutoring, someone having trouble with Supplemental Security Income (SSI), another in need of a coat. They come to me and ask if I […]
-
Press Releases
100 Schools Project Targets Early Detection of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Issues Among Teens
NEW YORK, NY: September 6, 2016 — The Jewish Board of Family and Children’s Services (The Jewish Board), New York City’s largest human services organization, announces a five-year initiative aimed at helping troubled students at 100 New York City public middle and high schools. Called the 100 Schools Project, the initiative will teach schools how […]
