This October, Sukkot once again coincides with Domestic Violence Awareness Month. As many in the Jewish community celebrate by spending time in the sukkah, a temporary dwelling shelter, we’re reminded that there are many in our community who are unsafe in their homes because of domestic violence (DV). Domestic violence is a pattern of behavior…
Meet Rebecca Mather, Project DVORA Outreach and Prevention Coordinator
We are thrilled to have Rebecca Mather continue her outstanding work at JFS as the new Outreach and Prevention Coordinator with Project DVORA! We spoke with Rebecca about what she looks forward to in her new role, introducing the innovative healthy relationship workshops for teens, and what she likes to do in her free time….
Increased Community Needs Require Creative Solutions
We are always looking for creative solutions to build staff capacity and therefore provide compassionate and respectful help to those in need.
Roe v. Wade and Why it Matters to Survivors of Domestic Violence
JFS works hard to support survivors of abuse. This is why we must work together to ensure safe, legal access to abortion care in our country.
Survivors of Abuse Deserve Flexible Financial Support
When survivors leave abusive relationships, they often start at ground zero. Flexible financial assistance can help tremendously.
JFS 2022 Legislative Priorities
Our priorities for the 2022 session include legislation that addresses ongoing and urgent health, housing, and safety needs for our community.
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