News and Updates

Jewish Board Bulletin: Spring 2026

See how we're supporting our communities with respect and a dedication to exceptional care.

As the weather warms, we at The Jewish Board look forward to a season of service, progress, and action. After a snowy and challenging winter season, spring inspires us to plan and project, looking ahead to the things we hope to accomplish over the year. We are excited to use that opportunity to reintroduce the Jewish Board Bulletin.

Included in this newsletter are examples of how we are applying our most closely held values through community, respect, and a dedication to exceptional care. We hope these updates inspire you to learn more about the lives of some of the 35,000 New Yorkers in our care.

Thank you for being a part of The Jewish Board community of supporters; your generosity of spirit through resources, time, or expertise makes our work possible.

Best,
Hannah Moore
Chief Development Officer

Impact Spotlight: Domestic Violence

mother with child

Intimate partner violence continues to be a serious issue in New York City. For decades, The Jewish Board has provided safe harbor and support for families experiencing domestic violence. Now, we’re proud to offer specialized supports. Culturally sensitive programs such as The Lev Initiative remove barriers that might otherwise stop Jewish families from getting the help they need. Watch our video here to learn more about how The Jewish Board is helping New York families.

Expanding Excellence with Staten Island Connected Care

Jewish Board staff at the entrance of Staten Island Connected Care

The Jewish Board’s dedication to providing the best mental health care available is at the center of our success. This spring, we are proud to unveil our newly renovated Staten Island Connected Care clinic, a state-recognized Certified Community Behavioral Health Clinic (CCBHC).

Lobby of Staten Island Connected Care

A CCBHC is a specialized mental health center that brings together a range of treatments and services, making it significantly easier to access care. Located at 1765 South Ave in Staten Island, this beautiful, revamped space has already made a difference. Thanks to an expansion in resources and renovation, the Staten Island clinic has increased access to care by 35% since last year.

Playroom of Staten Ialand Connected Care

Your IMPACT in Action

From the redesign of our clinics to our pioneering social work residency with its emphasis on delivering evidence-based care (and the amazing people behind them!), see how your gifts like yours helped change the lives of New Yorkers in 2025.

Read Our Latest Impact Report

As a volunteer, you help strengthen your community and make a tremendous impact on the services we provide throughout all five boroughs. Volunteer opportunities include:

Helping youth in our programs with their homework.
Holding a resume workshop for adult preparing for their next job.
Making care packages and family food kits for families in our domestic violence shelters.

Whether you’re interested in a recurring opportunity or a one-time-only event, we have something that fits your schedule and interests.

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With an increasing mental health crisis, homeless populations surging, and families in need of critical supports, New York City needs your help more than ever.

As a donor, your gift supports The Jewish Board in providing the highest level of innovative care and support for people in your community across our city.

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