The Generations Program connects survivors, second generation families, and our entire community by honoring the enduring legacy of Holocaust Survivors and supporting the evolving needs of their loved ones. Through meaningful experiences, shared traditions, and supportive outreach, we aim to reduce isolation and strengthen bonds across generations.
The Brighton Food Cupboard ensures Jewish community members in need of food assistance have access to Kosher options for both their regular grocery deliveries from BFC and as part of the Holiday Basket Program
JFS supports more than 110 Holocaust survivors in Monroe County with care management services and access to emergency and quality-of-life supports including dental, vision, medical, home essentials, transportation, emergency homecare, rent, home repair, utilities, and food.
Every year JFS Rochester distributes hundreds of holiday baskets for all major Jewish holidays, Thanksgiving, and Christmas, ensuring all in our community has support during multiple holiday seasons
The JFS Rochester NORC (Naturally Occurring Retirement Community) program uses an innovative model for aging in place in your own home. NORC seniors continue to grow and learn, maintain their independence, and enhance their quality of life by making new friends and actively participating in their community.
The Brighton Food Cupboard at JFS helps reduce and prevent hunger and food insecurity for people living in Brighton and surrounding communities. Weekly food deliveries, including Kosher, vegetarian, and gluten free options, are made directly to individuals and families.