We have much to celebrate this year. For eight decades, JFS has been an important and integral part of our community. And we’ve evolved over the years to address ever-changing needs. Today we serve people throughout our diverse community—with professionalism and expertise.
As we like to say, JFS is here for everyone—whether it was helping Holocaust survivors and their families immigrate and assimilate in the 1950s, or guiding Cincinnati’s struggling youth to high-quality mental health resources today in the 2020s—we believe that everyone deserves to live with dignity, security, and hope.
In addition to celebrating the historical and current accomplishments of JFS, we will welcome our keynote speaker, Tricia Stern, Vice President of Child & Adolescent Mental Health Services at the Network of Jewish Human Service Agencies (NJHSA). Tricia is an expert on ways to meet the significantly increasing mental health needs of youth, young adults, and parents.
The annual meeting is also a great opportunity to acknowledge and honor our donors, lay leaders, and volunteers. From 1943 to today, we have consistently benefited from your extraordinary generosity and stewardship. With Jewish Family Service’s 80th Annual Meeting, we hope in some small way to demonstrate our sincere appreciation.
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