Commemorating Yom HaShoah by Serving Survivors
On Yom HaShoah, Holocaust Remembrance Day, we invite you to learn about how JFCS works with survivors in our community so they can age with dignity and live as independently as possible.
JFCS MOSAIC 2021 is here!
May 25 – 27, 2021 The JFCS MOSAIC Awards are a long-standing tradition for the Louisville community. Over the years, we have honored refugees, immigrants and first-generation Americans who call Louisville home […]
With Warm Wishes for a Meaningful Passover
People throughout the Jewish community and across Greater Louisville turn to JFCS to better understand themselves or better their future. They come to us at the beginning of a career, […]
In Response to Events in Atlanta
Jewish Family & Career Services joins with the Network of Jewish Human Service Agencies’ response to the violent attacks against the Asian-American and Pacific Islander community in Atlanta. Tuesday’s events […]
Passover Food Drive
In the past year, Jewish Family & Career Services has seen an astounding increase in the number of people experiencing food insecurity. We have served double the number of families […]
Purim Message from CEO, Deb Frockt
By Deb FrocktChief Executive OfficerJewish Family & Career Services We are about to celebrate a second pandemic Purim, and joyous gatherings will again be relegated to some future when we […]
Serving Clients by Listening
¿Coma estás? How are you? Yolanda Chávez Leyva told us this is the basic, human question she always asks when meeting with children separated from their parents at the U.S./Mexico […]
JFCS: A Year in Review
In 2020, the global COVID-19 crisis tested everything we have learned in our 112-year history as a human services agency. Our clients faced new and unexpected challenges, as did our […]
JFCS is Hiring!
Expand Your Possibilities with JFCS JFCS welcomes people with a growth mindset to our team and in return offers a generous and comprehensive compensation and benefits package including paid annual […]
In Response to Events at the Capitol
Jewish Family & Career Services joins with the Network of Jewish Human Service Agencies’ response to acts of insurrection at the US Capitol. Yesterday’s events added to the already unprecedented, […]
Volunteer Spotlight: A Conversation with Madeline Abramson
The former First Lady of Louisville and former Lieutenant Governor’s wife, Madeline Abramson, began volunteering with Jewish Family & Career Services over 30 years ago. She has served in numerous […]
An End of Year Message from CEO, Deb Frockt
The amounts are relatively small. $88, $300, $173. A month’s wireless service so he can continue his job search. A replacement part to keep a used car safe and running […]
Helping at Hanukkah for 30 Years
The Hanukkah Helpers program has been an integral part of Jewish Family & Career Services for more than 30 years. Led by the Women of Temple Shalom, Hanukkah Helpers ensures […]
Shop Local this Holiday Season at the JFCS Artisan Shop
“Over the past 20 of years working with refugee and immigrant entrepreneurs the largest barrier I’ve seen to opening a successful storefront is managing the financial burden of overhead at […]
JFCS Doris L. & Theodore B. Meyers Shabbos Friends Program
Carole Snyder grew up visiting senior living facilities with her parents to offer Friday evening Shabbat services to Jewish elders. So, when JFCS mentioned the idea of bringing Shabbat to […]
Where Are We Now?
In March, the global COVID-19 crisis brought about a drastic shift in how human service agencies, like Jewish Family & Career Services, provide services and ongoing support to clients. JFCS quickly […]