Healing Through Music
Thursday, May 19 at 1 p.m. on Zoom
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Join Americana and klezmer artists Zoe & Cloyd for a journey of hope and renewal through music. They will share songs and sto...
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MITZVAH DAY
Sunday, May 22, 2022
A Mitzvah, literally, is a commandment in Jewish law. However, it is often used to mean a good deed or an act of kindness and that is the basis for Mitzvah Day. ...
JFS presents
FOCUSED: Education for Parents of Children with ADHD
A free, virtual support group that meets monthly for five months.
FOCUSED is for parents of children who have been diagnosed wi...
While there may not be an instruction manual to being a great parent, Judaism provides many resources on this topic. JFS programs provide tools to help parents and foster connections. Topics have included “Positive Discipline”, dealing with ADHD, teaching children about tikkun olam, and understanding LGBTQ issues.
Contact Jenny Schultz, (336) 852-4829 ext. 235.
Our Volunteer program, our Chai Notes program, and our Children and Family program all help create meaningful and fun activities for all. Of special interest is our holiday gift bags program where grandparents, parents, and children assemble and deliver gift bags at Rosh Hashana, Chanukah, and Passover. Opportunities for children and older adults to come together run throughout the year.
Call our office for more information, (336) 852-4829.