​12-year-old Hannah Kutnick recently organized her third annual “Backpack Bonanza,” a drive to generate donations for back-to-school backpacks and school supplies for at-risk children.

JFS has openings for individuals in need of assistance to receive housekeeping services on a sliding-fee scale, based on income, age and physical disabilities.

9 participants recently completed "Getting Ahead in a Just-Gettin’-by-World," a 12-week course that helps individuals and families at-risk for homelessness .

Jennie Creasey, LCSW, Jay and Rose Phillips Senior Solutions Center Operations Manager, shares how she is adapting to the way she provides counseling for older adults.

JFS Mental Health Specialists psychotherapist, Betty Tullius, shares tips for handling work stress, which can lead to significant mental health problems.

Jewish Family Service of Colorado's president and CEO, Linda Foster, talks about some of the recent school shootings and teen suicides and how JFS is working to improve access to mental health services for the diverse populations we serve.

Thanks to the JFS KidSuccess mental health program, Grace has the benefit of a licensed therapist at school and is learning how to cope and manage her behavior.

Jewish Family Service of Colorado's KidSuccess therapist Kelsey Carlson explains what play therapy is and its benefits for young children.

We have new data that shows school violence is linked not only to mental health problems, but to physical health problems and risk-taking behavior.