JEWISH FAMILY & CAREER SERVICES INC

Programs

1. Clinical services: provides a comprehensive range of evidence-based therapeutic supports for individuals across the lifespan, including children, adolescents, adults, and families. Our clinical expertise includes relational psychotherapy, emdr (eye movement desensitization and reprocessing), gottman method couples therapy, and, when clinically appropriate, art and play therapy interventions.we also specialize in trauma-informed care for survivors of domestic violence and offer community-based engagement and support for individuals impacted by substance use and addiction. Additional services include parent coaching, executive function coaching, neuropsychological services for both children and adults, and psychoeducational evaluations for pediatric populations. Beginning this year, we expanded our continuum of care to include psychiatric services, further strengthening our integrated behavioral health model.in fy25, over 15,000 clinical appointments were provided to over 1,300 clients. - average number of new clients added to the waitlist each month :32- average client removed from the waitlist each month: 30- average percentage of clients who successfully transition to services:…

   $4,589,928 spentof which $137,336 as grants$1,002,112 earned by the program
   18% of program spending

2. Intellectual and developmental disabilities services / supported employment initiative:zimmerman-horowitz independent living program: jf&cs' zimmerman-horowitz independent living program (zhilp) served 26 individuals in fiscal year 2025. 100% of 26 individual clients in zhilp participated in community outings weekly, if desired. This included locations such as parks, malls, movie theaters, festivals, the circus, atlanta botanical garden, the atlanta history center, and many other locations. This allowed individuals the opportunity to participate in the community more days, evenings, weekends, participating in community events and visiting with friends and families. The program successfully sustained the increased community involvement level that was achieved in 2024. 95% of individuals enrolled in zhilp maintained their health. For the 26 program clients served, over 300 regular/preventative and follow-up medical appointments were successfully completed over the year to monitor and support each resident's health and physical wellbeing. Issues that affected health outcomes for others include covid-19 infection, decline due to aging and acute chronic illness. Independenceworks…

   $4,886,754 spentof which $311,631 as grants$3,595,049 earned by the program
   19% of program spending

3. Ben massell dental clinic provides the most advanced and comprehensive dental care and access to other integrated health services to atlanta's unemployed and working poor through the generosity of over 140 volunteer dentists, 3 volunteer hygienists, 4 dental residents, senior dental students from dental college of georgia, and senior hygiene students from georgia state university perimeter college who provided (4,302) hours of dental services, in addition to services provided by our mental health staff and referrals by our social services staff to primary health and safety net providers. The clinic is the first charitable clinic providing oral health to utilize a "patient health improvement" evaluation methodology. Fy 2025 data indicates: - volunteer dentists served 1,325 unique patients, (at or below 125% federal poverty guidelines) and uninsured, providing 15,084 comprehensive dental procedures (not including mental & primary health services) representing an estimated fair market value of $3,265,672 at no cost to patients. - extrapolating from surveyed patient responses, approximately 10% of patients use the clinic as an alternative to the emergency room, an estimated savings to…

   $1,153,862 spentof which $72 as grants
   5% of program spending

4. Aviv older adult services provides comprehensive and proactive answers for older adults and their families through counseling, geriatric care management, friendly visits, holocaust survivor support services, case management services and caregiver support. Full service supports the idea that older adults need to live safely and comfortably in their own homes. Services provided to participants without caregivers allow them to remain in their home and participate in community activities. Surveys indicate over 90% of participants were able to: - reside in an optimal living environment of choice- improve social connections - report reduced stress or improved stress management - indicate increased knowledge and access to community resourcesfinancial assistance provides financial assistance and short-term case management to those experiencing unexpected financial hardship. The goal of financial assistance is to mitigate instability by funding critical needs (I.e., housing, utilities, work related transportation costs) and referrals to additional community & public resources for stability. Unexpected loss of income or expenses continues to threaten housing stability. In fy25, 64% of…

   $14,520,849 spentof which $11,113,136 as grants$508,222 earned by the program
   58% of program spending

The 4 programs described on its FY2024 Form 990, listed largest first by expense. Program spending in total: $25,151,393.