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January 02, 2026

Retiring Into Volunteerism

Retiring Into Volunteerism

For Debbie Levy, retiring after nearly three decades from JF&CS wasn’t the end of her story with the agency — it was a new beginning. Read More

December 30, 2025

A Legacy of Love, Thanks to the PAL Program

A Legacy of Love, Thanks to the PAL Program

For the Londe family, the PAL program is more than a volunteer opportunity — it’s a legacy. Read More

December 29, 2025

A Gentler Way to Begin the New Year

A Gentler Way to Begin the New Year

Clinician Tamara Greenberg shares how setting intentions, not resolutions, can lead to lasting change in the New Year. Read More

December 29, 2025

Shinshinim Help Link JF&CS to Israel

Shinshinim Help Link JF&CS to Israel

JF&CS is hosting two Shinshinim (young Israeli volunteers) who are building personal connections between Israel and the Atlanta Jewish community. Read More

December 02, 2025

Samosas, Songs, and Spinning Dreidels: Holidays Are Magical at IndependenceWORKS

Samosas, Songs, and Spinning Dreidels: Holidays Are Magical at IndependenceWORKS

IndependenceWORKS, our Day Program for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities, is always buzzing with energy and joy — but most especially during the holiday season! Read More

November 25, 2025

Funk or Depression? How to Tell the Difference

Funk or Depression? How to Tell the Difference

Judy Spira, LCSW, JF&CS Clinician, shares how to tell the difference between a temporary funk and depression. Plus, practical strategies for lifting your mood. Read More

November 24, 2025

Community of Giving Offered Immersive Experience

Community of Giving Offered Immersive Experience

Our first in-person Community of Giving offered guests an immersive client experience, and to hear from our new CEO, Jay Cranman, and some of our staff. Read More

November 24, 2025

When Holiday Visits With Parents Reveal Concerns

When Holiday Visits With Parents Reveal Concerns

Spending time with aging parents over the holidays? You might notice more than you expect, and some signs are worth a closer look. Read More