JFS St. Louis

To get help for someone in need or to access JFS services, call the Care Connect phone line at 314-993-1000. You will be connected with JFS services or a care manager. JFS assists all callers, inclusive of age, race, religion, gender, and physical and cognitive ability.

This #Thanksgiving, we're grateful to all our JFS volunteers, funders, and friends who help our community to FLOURISH! Your generosity will improve the lives of thousands of individuals facing financial hardship, food insecurity, and isolation. Thank you! youtube.com/watch?v=7NiH4z…

Lori Holtzman started #volunteering with the Harvey Kornblum Jewish Food Pantry in November 2020. Delivering food for the Pantry allowed her to support neighbors through difficult times, while also giving her the flexibility to bring her children with her. Thank you to Lori!

This year marks the tenth annual Olivette Turkey Trot hosted by @CityofOlivette on Thanksgiving Day! Come run or walk with family and friends and help raise funds for the Harvey Kornblum Jewish Food Pantry. For more information and to register, visit olivettemo.com/511/Olivette-T…

It’s officially one month before FLOURISH, a gala benefiting JFS on Sunday, November 19! Your support empowers 50,000 St. Louisans each year with financial assistance, diagnostic services & counseling, food assistance, & more! Purchase your ticket today: jfsstl.org/2023-gala

Hyperactivity and difficulty concentrating are just the tip of the iceberg of symptoms that people who have Attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) can experience. This #ADHDAwarenessMonth, learn about what #ADHD can look like and how it affects people of all ages.

Find more tips, including age-specific guidelines, for helping children deal with traumatic events here: childmind.org/guide/helping-…. 5/5

Tip #3: It is important to understand how your child views the situation, and what is confusing or troubling to them. Share developmentally informed information about what happened. It’s always best to learn the details of a traumatic event from a safe, trusted adult. 4/5

Talking to your children about traumatic events can be difficult. But having these important conversations helps kids better feel safe & supported. Following the traumatic events in Israel this weekend, here are tips from @childmindinst to help kids cope with their feelings. 1/5

The JFS Offices and Harvey Kornblum Jewish Food Pantry will be closed on Monday, September 25 in observance of Yom Kippur. We will reopen on Tuesday, September 26. We wish you and your loved ones a reflective and meaningful Yom Kippur.

There’s no better way to support the St. Louis community this #HungerActionMonth, than by volunteering with the Harvey Kornblum Jewish Food Pantry! Sign up today to help alleviate food insecurity and create new friendships! Sign up to volunteer: jfsstl.org/support/volunt…

Whether in the form of food or financial support, your donations are critical to supporting the Harvey Kornblum Jewish Food Pantry – and families like Ahmed’s who are facing food insecurity. #HungerActionMonth jfsstl.org/blog/ahmeds-st…

Join JFS in congratulating Alex Burchardt on her #promotion to ElderLink and Homemaker Services Manager! Alex’s dedication to supporting older adults in our community is unmatched. We can’t wait to see what she accomplishes in her new role!

This #HungerActionMonth, we’re sharing ways you can help JFS support the 450,000 St. Louisans facing food insecurity. Whether it’s at your school or in your neighborhood, hosting a food drive helps the JFS Food Pantry keep our shelves stocked! Learn more: jfsstl.org/support/food-d…

JFS School-Based Therapist, Melani Saito, is adding a new title to her role – School-Based Services Supervisor! In her new role, Melani will supervise our team of therapists as they develop into skilled clinicians. Please join JFS in congratulating Melani!

The Harvey Kornblum Jewish Food Pantry and JFS Office is closed today for Labor Day. We will reopen tomorrow, Tuesday, September 5. We wish you all a safe and fun Labor Day!

Students are back in school – and so is JFS! Our school-based counselors and Child Abuse Prevention Program specialists are excited to be back in school districts across #StLouis, supporting children and empowering them to thrive.

A retired Army veteran, Albert had dedicated his life to helping others. But when he was hospitalized for coronary artery disease, Albert was the one in need of care. He reached out to JFS and received support and individualized care. jfsstl.org/blog/alberts-s…

34,814. That’s how many #StLouis students learned body and internet safety through the JFS Child Abuse Prevention Program (CAPP) in 2022. Together, our community is empowering children to thrive!