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Client Portal Terms and Conditions DO NOT use the JFCS Client Portal to communicate in an emergency, or for
Client Portal Terms and Conditions DO NOT use the JFCS Client Portal to communicate in an emergency, or for
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Jewish Family & Children’s Services (JFCS) of Southern Arizona, provides counseling and community services to all.
For over 40 years, Divorce Recovery has been providing support to local Tucsonans going through a divorce or separation.
This program was initially an independent 501(c)(3) non-profit charitable organization, and in 2021 it merged with JFCS to consolidate their resources, experience, and services.
JFCS of Southern Arizona is here to provide therapeutic support online or by phone to anyone who needs it.
Jewish Emergency Financial Assistance (JEFA) through the support of the Jewish Federation of Southern Arizona, Jewish Community Foundation and very caring donors, helps Jewish individuals and families with emergency financial assistance to avoid eviction, utility shut-off and hunger by offering short term financial assistance in several areas.
We provide individual, couples, family, and group counseling services to people of all ages depending on the unique needs of each child, teen, adult, family, or senior.
We help Jewish seniors 60+ connect with the resources and support they need. We also help people who need support for their senior parents, friends, and neighbors.
We offer full service refugee resettlement. We collaborate with the Hebrew Immigrant Aid Society (HIAS) to bring these new Americans into a safe community.
Divorce Recovery has been helping local families going through a divorce or separation for over 40 years. We offer a variety of support groups for adults and families.
Our Services include; Counseling, Older Adult Services, Emergency Financial Assistance, Abuse & Neglect Prevention Services For Families, Divorce Recovery, Refugee Resettlement Services, and Jewish Holiday Programs.
Project Safe Place (PSP) provides evidence-based counseling services to individuals of all ages who are victims (survivors) or witnesses of crime including domestic violence, sexual assault, childhood sexual and physical abuse, human trafficking, stalking, and many other types of crime that unfortunately are far too common in today’s world.
Our Older Adult Services provide a range of services to those in need, including Jewish Elder Access, Care Management, Services For Holocaust Survivors, Durable Home Medical Equipment and Ethical Wills.
We bring broad connections and support to our clients, beginning with a care plan that emphasizes quality of life, self-reliance, and independence. Our plans are holistic, addressing 7 key life arenas: each client’s immediate environment, social connections, finances, legal issues, and medical, spiritual, and psychological needs.
Our Financial Wellness Program helps clients to improve their overall financial wellness through the use of goal-based education, resource development, and written and experiential activities.
Our Parenting after Traumatic Loss Program addresses the needs of low-income mothers who have experienced the traumatic loss of a spouse/partner, meaning unexpected deaths due to violence, accident, or sudden illness.
We appreciate the opportunity to provide support for the many local Holocaust Survivors we have served since the Claims Conference-funded program started in Tucson in 1998. We continue to assist the many Survivors living in our community.
We can help individuals and families in our community who are experiencing financial struggles and crisis.
As a 501(c)(3) non-profit, Divorce Recovery greatly relies on the generous donations of its community. Thank you to the individuals and businesses who have so graciously contributed to our cause. These donations help ensure individuals and families going through divorce or separation have the support and guidance needed during this time of transition.
We occasionally have funding for Grocery Shopping Assistance. Please inquire if you would benefit from this service.
CHAI Circle is a group of Jewish women in the community who have or have had cancer and believe that it is important for women to have each other for support, encouragement, understanding, and even humor. Our mission is to empower women to be active and informed survivors. Our goals include education, mentoring, socialization, spirituality, and support.
Through this program, we can pay directly for the full or partial purchase of new durable home medical equipment (DME) for people with a demonstrated need for financial support.
Emergency Food and Shelter funds extend our ability to serve the general community through Emergency Financial Assistance for rent, mortgage, and utilities.
Our Family Connections and Nurturing Parenting Program aims to keep children safely in their homes by reducing the risk of child abuse/neglect and increasing parenting capacities. Our services are trauma-informed, person-centered, and consider each family’s unique needs.
Divorce Recovery is a program that is managed and led by volunteers. Our group leaders are committed to serving adults and children who are going through the break-up of their family relationship. They are exceptionally committed women and men who have been willing to spend hundreds of hours in service to others.
Providing support to local Tucsonans going through a divorce or separation.
Our therapists are trauma experts who offer intensive therapy and counseling for adults who are victims of domestic violence and other crimes.
Ethical wills–also called legacy letters–are written by men and women of every age, ethnicity, faith tradition, economic circumstance and educational level, to pass on values such as the importance of charity from one generation to the next.
Download our Divorce Recovery Group Flyer, Registration Forms, and Financial First Aid Handouts.
Learn more about volunteering with Refugee Resettlement Services.
For questions regarding Divorce Recovery, to sign-up for a group, or to purchase a Divorce Recovery Handbook, please contact us at the information on this page.
From holiday gift baskets for families in need to to kosher and traditional foods we partner with other organizations to help serve during Jewish Holidays.
Learn more about JFCS of Southern Arizona, including our News, Events, Executive Leadership Team, Senior Management, Board of Directors, Gifts & Grants, Annual Reports, Careers & how to contact us.
Andrea Ballard, MBA, is Chief Operating Officer for Jewish Family & Children’s Services for Southern Arizona. Prior to joining JFCS, she served as Chief Operating Officer and Vice President of Finance for the Tucson Association of REALTORS for the past eleven years. Andrea brings a wide range of financial and accounting skills to our organization, having worked in the casino industry for close to twenty years.
Download JFCS of Southern Arizona’s Annual Reports dating back to 2009-2010.
We’re hiring! Our employees support the vision, mission, and values of our agency and they are integral to the support we provide to the greater Tucson community. We are small in numbers, but big in the contributions each of us make. JFCS is an equal opportunity employer.
Carlos A. Hernández has served as Director of Quality Management with Pantano Behavioral Health Services in Tucson, Research Project Coordinator with Children’s Memorial Hospital in Chicago, a part-time social work consultant, a program supervisor with the Association House of Chicago’s Independent Living Program, and a case manager for that organization’s foster care program.
Contact information for the JFCS of Southern Arizona, including phone number, physical address, and email address.
Meet the JFCS of Southern Arizona’s Executive Leadership Team.
Our funding comes from a variety of sources. We appreciate these partnerships, which allow our expert and compassionate staff to serve our clients during difficult times in their lives.
Serving our community since 1941. Learn more about the JFCS of Southern Arizona’s Vision, Mission, Values and History.
Melissa Zimmerman, Vice President of Clinical Services for Jewish Family & Children’s Services, oversees behavioral health programs that provide evidence-based therapeutic interventions to Tucson and Southern Arizona communities.
There’s another way to give, donate your vehicle! Help our families, children and older adults in need by donating your car (or any motor vehicle or airplane) to JFCS of Southern Arizona today.
Volunteers help JFCS programs reach more people in need. Our volunteers are integral to the success of the JFCS of Southern Arizona.
Your support of JFCS of Southern Arizona through a gift of appreciated securities is always welcome and provides for a mutually beneficial transaction.
Gifts through your estate can provide important financial benefits to you and are an enduring legacy of your concern for our community.
Continuing the sacred tradition of Passover. Help ensure that all in our community can celebrate Passover with joy and dignity.
Honor or memorialize someone important to you, while at the same time helping people in need.
Learn how you can give to JFCS of Southern Arizona, in the following ways; Donate Online, AZ Charitable Tax Credit, Car Donations, Leave a Legacy, Gifts of Stocks & Securities, Tribute & Honor Gifts, Get Involved, as well as Matza & More.
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We value your privacy very highly. Please read this Privacy Policy carefully as it contains important information regarding your privacy and how we may use the information we collect about you.
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