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Bright Holidays
Bright Holidays

You can bring light and joy to those we serve by participating in this year’s Bright Holidays program.

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October Volunteer of the Month, Paul Z.
October Volunteer of the Month, Paul Z.

We are excited to introduce Paul Z., our October Volunteer of the Month. Paul volunteers in many different areas across JFS, including as an Adaptive Bike Companion, helping individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities enjoy the outdoors through cycling.

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Supporting youth with increased safety concerns
Supporting youth with increased safety concerns

From increased screen time and social media to easy and available access to global news to peer challenges, kids are experiencing elevated levels of stress and anxiety more than ever. To help our school-based KidSuccess therapists reinforce the conversation around suicide assessment and deterrence, last month they participated in an insightful half-day training session along with other JFS client-facing staff.

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  • People shopping for produce in a grocery store or food bank, with boxes of fruits and vegetables on the tables.

    “The pantry was the first place we turned to [after a fire damaged our apartment]. They didn’t just give us food—they gave us the ability to take care of our family during a nightmare.”

    —CRS client

  • Two people with reddish hair sharing a close embrace with their heads resting against each other, standing in a narrow walkway with metal siding on the left and a brick wall on the right.

    “I never thought someone like Melissa would come along and Jewish Family Service. If it weren't for Jewish Family Service, I wouldn't be where I am today.

     –JFS Boulder client

  • Two people, a man and a woman, are sitting across from each other at a wooden table in a conference room, engaged in a discussion. The man is holding a red pen and gesturing, with many documents and papers in front of him. The woman listens attentively, with her arms crossed and a smartwatch on her wrist. On the table, there are a smartphone, a computer mouse, and a laptop. The background features a textured partition with artwork, including colorful abstract paintings.

    “From the minute we met with their staff until today, we have received exceptional services for my brother. From job coaching to benefits counseling to his recent engagement with the day program, everyone has been so professional and kind.”

    —Sister of a JFS Disability client

  • A woman leaning over a table to talk to a teenage girl who is smiling and writing in a notebook, with school supplies and a pink backpack on the table.

    “Having JFS [KidSuccess therapists] located within the school building has allowed students access to therapy who would struggle or be unable to access therapy outside.”

    — College View Elementary School Special Education Senior Team Lead, Jessica Tietz