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Welcoming the Stranger
Welcoming the Stranger
JFCS East Bay’s Sarah Cleveland to Speak at Upcoming Immigration Webinar At JFCS East Bay, our work with immigrants and refugees is rooted in a deep commitment to dignity, safety, and inclusion. These are not only guiding principles of our organization—they are core Jewish values. On Tuesday, August 12 at 4:30 p.m., JCRC Bay Area…
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Celebrating Client Successes
Celebrating Client Successes
When Rosa (name changed) first connected with JFCS East Bay’s Adult Services team, she was living alone, recently widowed, and struggling to manage a new disability diagnosis. The loss of her spouse left her overwhelmed and isolated. With the support of a case manager, Rosa was able to apply for In-Home Supportive Services, gain access…
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July 2025 Newsletter
July 2025 Newsletter
This July, as we honor Disability Awareness Month, we recognize the challenges people with disabilities face in navigating complex systems. Recent policy changes are making these challenges even harder. At JFCS East Bay, we are meeting this moment with urgency and care. Our Adult Services team is expanding support for older adults and neurodivergent individuals,…
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Social services for Jewish Nazi victims have been supported by a grant from the Conference on Jewish Material Claims Against Germany.
This service is supported by a grant from The Jewish Federations of North America’s Center on Aging, Trauma, and Holocaust Survivor Care.