Jewish Family & Children's Service of Greater Mercer Co

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707 Alexander Rd Ste 103

Princeton, NJ 08540

+1 (609) 987-8100

http://www.jfcsonline.org

Jewish Family & Children's Service of Greater Mercer County, rooted in Jewish values, strives to enhance the lives of individuals, families, and communities through a range of social services. With a focus on comprehensive support, they offer aid to those in need, promoting resilience and brighter futures.

JFCS addresses food insecurity by providing accessible and nutritious food options through both onsite and mobile food pantries and distribution programs. They also offer mental health support, including individual and family counseling, crisis management, and support groups, to foster emotional well-being.

In addition, JFCS supports seniors in aging gracefully by offering programs that assist in aging at home, providing nutritious meals, navigating age-related challenges, and facilitating social connections through community events. They also provide opportunities for youth development, leadership, and fostering Jewish identity, as well as volunteer options for community members.

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