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Adoption Seminar

The JFS Adoption Place is hosting a free information meeting about domestic, private and international adoption.

Adoption professional will be on hand to answer questions about all aspects of the adoption process. Participants will also hear a presentation from an adoptive family.

Seminar Name: Adoption: Getting Started
Date: Monday, October 18, 2010
Time: 6:00 - 8:00 pm
Location: Jewish Family Service, 441 East Ave., Rochester, NY

This seminar is free and open to the public

Registration required by October 14- Call 585-461-0110 or email smeyerowitz@jfsrochester.org

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The JFS Mission Statement

Jewish Family Service provides quality, accessible and affordable social services dealing with the crises, transitions and dynamics of families and individuals in the Jewish community and general population. As we strive to improve the quality of life in our community, we are guided by Jewish values, in particular Tikkun Olam, or 'Repairing the World'.

Who We Are...

By taking our communal responsibility seriously, we help countless adults, teenagers, and children through the transitions and crises of their lives. We have strengthened and educated many thousands of families over the last eight decades, and we continue to do so every single day.

First called the Jewish Welfare Council, then the Jewish Service Bureau, we are the agency that families and individuals have turned to for generations. These days, more people than ever are turning to JFS. And JFS is working harder than ever to meet all of their needs.