Sustaining Our Spirits is a twice monthly ongoing support group for Jews who have serious or life-altering chronic illness. For more information and registration, please contact Rabbi Simkha Y. Weintraub directly at 212.632.4770. There is a suggested donation of $18 to attend and to support programs like these.

Make time for yourself. Join a select group of Jewish women for conversation and exploration. We will examine how to balance expectations with the need to be our true authentic selves. To register, please call 212.693.4608 or email jcs@jbfcs.org. There is no cost to attend, but donations to support programs like these are appreciated.

This is is a monthly support group for adults 50+ discussing life transition topics and current events. For more information and registration, please contact Heidi Mandel directly at 212-632-4486 or hmandel@jbfcs.org. There is no cost to attend, but donations to support programs like these are appreciated.

Let's cope with life's stresses together. For people who wish to form new and positive relationships and share common concerns. For more information, please contact Heidi Mandel PhD, LMSW at (212) 632-4486 (private and confidential). There is a suggested $5 donation to attend, and donations to support programs like these are appreciated.

It’s a basic human need! We will explore the spiritual and emotional impact of different kinds of relationships, and opportunities for growth provided by these. We will use familiar narratives from Jewish and other sources and our current experiences to explore identity and acknowledge our social needs, especially in the face of loss through bereavement, illness and other causes. Please contact Sarah at (212) 632-4722 or sarobinson@jbfcs.org for more information or to register. There is no cost to attend, but…

This a monthly Jewish spiritual bereavement support group for parents who have lost an adult child. For more information and registration, please contact Rabbi Simkha Y. Weintraub, LCSW, at 212.632.4770. There is no cost to attend, but donations to support programs like these are appreciated.

For people beyond their first year of loss of a sibling, this is a group to continue the journey of healing. Come share your story, draw strength, solace, and support and learn from one another. We will use spiritual resources from our Jewish tradition as a way to learn and create meaningful conversation. For more information or to register: please contact Chaplain Miriam Herscher at 212-632-4676 or mherscher@jbfcs.org. There is no cost to attend, but donations to support programs like…

This group will join heads, hearts, and hands in confronting the shared issues that widows and widowers age 70+ often experience: the helpfulness and hurtfulness of memories; the need for companionship; shifting familial and social relationships; balancing independence and dependence; and spiritual meaning and transcendence after such a great loss. Cofacilitated by a rabbi and a social worker from The Jewish Board, this group will integrate mental health perspectives with religious and spiritual resources such as poetry, stories, wise sayings,…

This group will join heads, hearts, and hands in confronting the shared issues that widows and widowers age 70+ often experience: the helpfulness and hurtfulness of memories; the need for companionship; shifting familial and social relationships; balancing independence and dependence; and spiritual meaning and transcendence after such a great loss. Cofacilitated by a rabbi and a social worker from The Jewish Board, this group will integrate mental health perspectives with religious and spiritual resources such as poetry, stories, wise sayings,…

This is is a monthly creative writing workshop. For more information and registration, please call 212.632.4486 or email JGayerKris@14streety.org. There is a suggested $5 donation to attend, and donations to support programs like these are appreciated.

Sustaining Our Spirits is a twice monthly ongoing support group for Jews who have serious or life-altering chronic illness. For more information and registration, please contact Rabbi Simkha Y. Weintraub directly at 212.632.4770. There is a suggested donation of $18 to attend and to support programs like these.

This popular 9 week support group for adults over 80 is an opportunity to share the joys, challenges and wisdom about life transitions with peers. For more information and registration, please contact Sarah at srobinson@jbfcs.org. or 212.632.4722. There is no cost to attend, but donations to support programs like these are appreciated.

For people beyond their first year of loss, this is a group to continue the journey of healing. Come share your story, draw strength, solace, and support and learn from one another.  We will use spiritual resources from our Jewish tradition as a way to learn and create meaningful conversation. For more information or to register: please contact Chaplain Miriam Herscher at 212.632.4676 or mherscher@jbfcs.org. There is no cost to attend, but donations to support programs like these are appreciated.

This popular 9 week support group for adults over 80 is an opportunity to share the joys, challenges and wisdom about life transitions with peers. For more information and registration, please contact Sarah at srobinson@jbfcs.org. or 212.632.4722. There is no cost to attend, but donations to support programs like these are appreciated.

For parents of young adults ages 21-31, struggling with adult responsibilities For parents who are tired of their young adult children not being self-sufficient For parents of young adults with lack of ambition, not in school or working For parents feeling trapped by their young adult child for not leaving the nest For parents who think their adult child has social/emotional/behavioral challenges and are not sure how to help For more information or to register: please contact Chaplain Miriam Herscher…

This group will join heads, hearts, and hands in confronting the shared issues that widows and widowers age 70+ often experience: the helpfulness and hurtfulness of memories; the need for companionship; shifting familial and social relationships; balancing independence and dependence; and spiritual meaning and transcendence after such a great loss. Cofacilitated by a rabbi and a social worker from The Jewish Board, this group will integrate mental health perspectives with religious and spiritual resources such as poetry, stories, wise sayings,…

Let's cope with life's stresses together. For people who wish to form new and positive relationships and share common concerns. For more information, please contact Heidi Mandel PhD, LMSW at (212) 632-4486 (private and confidential). There is a suggested $5 donation to attend, and donations to support programs like these are appreciated.

M’kom Shalom is a monthly support group for survivors of a close one's suicide. For more information and registration, please contact Rabbi Simkha Y. Weintraub directly at 212.632.4770. There is no cost to attend, but donations to support programs like these are appreciated.