Jewish Board of Family and Children's Services

Our CEO, Dr. Jeffrey Brenner, spoke with Gothamist to reflect on the five years since COVID struck NYC and how it changed how we live and work, including how we deliver and receive mental health services. Read the full article here: https://lnkd.in/ee_bri-m

April is #VolunteerMonth! Each year, tens of thousands of New Yorkers contribute to the well-being of our communities through the spirit of service, giving their time to make a difference on a personal level. Join them and become part of a movement improving our city: https://lnkd.in/erhfZ8x

At Kaplan House, Matt learned that every challenge is an opportunity for growth, and with the right support, anything is possible. See how, with the dedication of our staff, he transformed his life. #PersonalGrowth #GrowthMindset

Public high school students who identified their sexual orientation as lesbian, gay, bisexual, or some other way were more likely to report feeling persistent sadness or hopelessness compared with heterosexual students. This may be linked to the discrimination, bullying, or social rejection that LGBTQ+ students can face. It’s essential to provide access to mental health resources in order to create supportive environments where all students feel accepted. Join us at jewishboard.org/signup for updates on how we are working to create supportive environments for LGBTQ+ students.

Helping grieving young children means understanding how they heal. Read tips on how to talk with them, recognize grief reactions, and help them express emotions through activities. #HealingTogether #KidsWellbeing

The Jewish Board provides hope and stability to individuals with serious mental illness, offering a safe place to live and the support they need to thrive. Learn how we're empowering individuals and fostering mental health recovery. #HopeAndHealing #MomentsThatMatter

Meet Winston, a dedicated social work resident, and learn why he's committed to supporting individuals from underserved communities. #CommunitySupport #MentalHealthMatters

Krystal's journey is a powerful testament to resilience. With the support of our Horizons domestic violence program, she and her mother rebuilt their lives, finding safety, counseling, and a path forward. #HopeAndHealing #StrengthInCommunity

Children who experience one or more adverse childhood experiences are more likely to be diagnosed with certain mental health disorders. Preventing adverse childhood experiences, by creating safe environments for all children could help children reach their full potential and reduce the likelihood of developing a mental health disorder. Head over to jewishboard.org/signup to discover how we are working to create safe environments for children.

Join The Jewish Board as a Fee-For-Service Therapist! Provide impactful clinical support in a flexible, hybrid setting, collaborating with a dedicated team to create moments that matter. #WorkWithPurpose #CareerGrowth