2011 AnnuAl RepoRt - Jewish Family and Children's Service

Healthy Youth-Healthy
Communities
Presents interactive programs
for Jewish youth in grades 5
through college
Healthy Youth–Healthy Communities
provided more than 40 presentations to
Twin Cities Jewish youth. Young people
from primary school through college
discussed topics such as body image,
chemical dependency and healthy
relationships.
Immigrant and Refugee
Services
Culturally and linguistically
appropriate services,
information and referral
Individual Referral Program
Provides eligible residents of
the City of Minneapolis with
career counseling, academic
advising and financial support
for short-term training
leading to sustainable
employment in high-growth,
high-demand occupations
Intake and Resource
Connection
A team of clinically trained
professionals who work to
connect you with appropriate
resources at JFCS or
elsewhere in the community
Jewish Big Brother/Big
Sister Program
Pairs children with Jewish role
models to foster meaningful
friendships
The Jewish Big Brother/Big Sister
program is working with 67 matches,
including more children with special
needs than ever before.
Jewish Domestic Abuse
Collaborative
Individuals and families
receive resources and
advocacy to assure safety
from abusive relationships
Jewish Free Loan Program
Grants interest-free loans to
eligible members of the Twin
Cities community
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J-Pride
An organization for GLBTQ
Jews and their allies working
to affect positive change
through social activities,
educational events,
spiritual opportunities, and
community outreach
Kosher Meals on Wheels
Delivers a nutritious, kosher,
mid-day meal five days a
week for people who are
homebound or have difficulty
preparing meals
25,106 kosher Meals on Wheels were
delivered in 2011.
L’Chaim Senior Services
(LCSS)
Ensures safe, independent
living for seniors and support
for their caregivers
More than 5,500 hours of homemaking
service was provided to LCSS clients.
This included 589 shopping trips.
Homemaking service helps older
adults maintain their independence
and dignity.
14.4% Clinical & Case Management Services
19.4% Aging & Disability Services
3.8% Community Services
6.0% Children’s Services
38.0% Career Services
12.7% Clinical & Case Management Management Services
Community & Services
Career Services
General
5.7% 12.0% Development 4.4% & Fundraising37.0%
Mental Health Education
Project
Raises community awareness
of mental health issues,
offering support and
education through a free
annual conference
Mental Health Support
Services (MHSS)
Clinically trained staff help
individuals cope with mental
illness and maintain stability
JFCS served more than 100 adults
with serious and persistent mental
illness through Mental Health Support
Services to help them maintain stability
and independence.
Minneapolis Jewish
Community Inclusion
Program for People with
Disabilities
Facilitates meaningful
participation and involvement
for all people
More than 20 events were planned
and coordinated for Jewish Disability
Awareness Month in February.
0 20 40 60 80 100
19.3%
Aging & Disability Services
7.3%
Children’s Services
For more detailed financial information on services provided, see pages 44–45.
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Development & Fundraising
6.0%
14.0%
Management & General
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