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September 12, 2019

Opening the Door to Recovery

Opening the Door to Recovery

Recovery is hard. Supportive resources are needed to open the door and begin the journey to recovery. Read More

September 06, 2019

Jewish Family & Career Services Atlanta Announces  New Leadership Structure

Jewish Family & Career Services Atlanta Announces New Leadership Structure

Non-sectarian social services agency positioned for success Read More

September 05, 2019

JF&CS Steps Up to Assist Those Impacted by Hurricane Dorian

JF&CS Steps Up to Assist Those Impacted by Hurricane Dorian

Jewish Family and Career Services of Atlanta prepares for any assistance the South Florida community requires. Read More

September 04, 2019

September is National Recovery Month

September is National Recovery Month

Each September, SAMHSA (Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration) sponsors Recovery Month. Read More

August 19, 2019

Back to School: Five Challenges Every Parent Faces

Back to School: Five Challenges Every Parent Faces

August has become the traditional month for the public and private schools to re-open for the new school year. And now that most Atlanta area kids are getting up and heading off to school, most parents are dealing with the challenges that this… Read More

August 12, 2019

Lisa Bronstein Named  Chief Human Resources Officer for JF&CS Atlanta

Lisa Bronstein Named Chief Human Resources Officer for JF&CS Atlanta

Bronstein will oversee the agency’s human resources programs and functions, which includes recruiting and retaining top talent, providing leadership development training and education, as well as technical assistance to JF&CS management and… Read More

August 12, 2019

Amanda Arnovitz La Kier Named  Chief Development Officer for JF&CS Atlanta

Amanda Arnovitz La Kier Named Chief Development Officer for JF&CS Atlanta

In this role, La Kier will lead the agency’s development efforts which include grants, fundraising events and volunteer activities. Read More

August 06, 2019

Does Millennial Loneliness Contribute to Society's Tragedies?

Does Millennial Loneliness Contribute to Society's Tragedies?

New data finds that Millennials report feeling lonely much more often than their Gen X and Baby Boomer counterparts. How does that isolation and loneliness impact the emotional well being of Millennials. Read More