
GROUP & SUPPORT PROGRAMS
For meeting dates and times please contact JFCS at 201-837-9090
The objective of The Center is to provide caregivers of friends and family members with Alzheimer’s disease and other dementias with the resources they need. Through The Center, JFCSNNJ provides both practical and emotional support to people caring for a loved one with dementia. These services include comprehensive support for caregivers in the form of family consultations, counseling, support groups for adult children and spouses, educational workshops, and seminars. Topics covered include coping strategies, long distance care giving strategies, care options, home safety, and end of life comfort and care.
Click here for details regarding the Wayne and Bergen County Wolff Care Giver support groups.
Children of Holocaust Survivors Second Generation Discussion Group
Share your stories with those who share your history. Connect with others who are part of a legacy that impacts your present day life and relationships. Professionally facilitated discussions on a variety of topics for those impacted by one of the most traumatic events in history.
A support group for widows and widowers. Share with others who have experienced a recent loss. Gain support and strategies to enhance coping as you navigate this challenging time.
Nechama Comfort - Helping when help is needed most
A support group dedicated to helping all family members who have experienced infant and pregnancy loss at any time in their lives.
Connect with other adult children who are dealing with issues that arise when parents are aging. Gain support and share tips.
This support group is for women who have relocated to Bergen County from Israel and face a variety of challenges. Providing a safe and warm environment for women to share their feelings, fears, and grapple with problems that result from their transition to a new country.
For all Group Assistance call 201-837-9090 or email groups@jfcsnnj.org
JFCS provides programs for children, adults, families and seniors.
Services are provided by licensed clinical social workers or their equivalent

