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We’re here to help! The JCC is here to connect you to emergency services during this difficult time, either through JCC programs or referrals to partner agencies. All services are free and available remotely (with the exception of food services). The services offered include:

• Kosher Food Pantry
  
• Benefits screening
  
• Health insurance navigation
  
• Financial and legal counseling
  
• Short term loans
  
• Cash assistance
  
• Support groups
  
• Remote weekly meditation and mindfulness classes
  
• Art, music, theater, and dance therapy
  
• Grab-and-go meals and individual counseling for seniors
  
• ESL and HSE classes
  
• Services for Holocaust survivors

​For more information on any of these services, contact Carolyn at COVID19@sijcc.com or 718.475.5264

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We will be hosting a COVID-19 Bereavement Support Group on Tuesdays from 10am-11:30am, beginning May 26th. If you are interested in joining this 6-week online Bereavement Support Group, contact Sandy Haft, LMSW, at shaft@sijcc.com or 718-475-5274.

COVID-19 Connect to Recovery is led by:

Amelia Winter, MPS, ATR-BC, LCAT
Director of Senior Centers
718.475.5238
awinter@sijcc.com​

​Neshama Marcus, LMSW
Chief Program Director of Community Based Programs
718.475.5228
nmarcus@sijcc.com

​Our services are provided by a team of:
     -social workers (LMSW) and MSW students
     -art therapy interns, supervised by licensed art therapist
     -certified physical trainers
     -certified teachers and administrators/special education ​

​For more information on any of our services, contact Carolyn at COVID19@sijcc.com or 718.475.5264

We are incredibly grateful to our partners, who have made this possible: UJA-Federation of New York, the Robin Hood Foundation, Verizon, Con Edison, National Grid Foundation, Mannix Shop Rite Stores, United Way, Food Bank NYC, Met Council, the Brooklyn Home for Aged Men, the Mother Cabrini Foundation, Northfield Bank Foundation, M&T Charitable Foundation, Borough President James Oddo, and DYCD.

COVID-19 Connect to Recovery programs will take place in conjunction with Met Council, NYLAG, Hebrew Free Loan Society, Project Hospitality, and Weill Cornell.

To contribute to our Families in Need campaign, which supports COVID-19 Connect to Recovery programs, click here.