Jewish Assoc For Community Living

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34 Jerome Ave Ste 102
Bloomfield, CT 06002

The Jewish Association for Community Living (JCL) is dedicated to providing support and community living arrangements for individuals with disabilities. With a focus on enhancing quality of life through various programs, JCL emphasizes the importance of Judaic values in its services.

Led by a skilled management team, JCL offers a range of resources including supported living, day support, and life skills programs. Their commitment to fostering independence and community integration reflects their mission to empower individuals and families within the Jewish community.

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