Aging Alone? You Don’t Have to Navigate It by Yourself
More older adults than ever are aging without the consistent support of nearby family members. Whether by choice or circumstance, many people are living independently later in life while navigating healthcare decisions, changing physical needs, and the everyday...
Meet the Newest Members of the JFS Homecare Team
The Homecare team at JFS of Metrowest continues to grow, and we're excited to introduce three new staff members who have recently joined us. Their compassion, dedication, and commitment to supporting older adults in our community strengthen our mission of helping...
Community Foundation for MetroWest Grant Strengthens the JFS Lucy and Joe Press Food Pantry
JFS of Metrowest is deeply grateful to the Herbert and Esther Atkinson Fund of the Community Foundation for MetroWest for its generous grant of $5,000 in support of the Lucy and Joe Press Food Pantry. This meaningful gift comes at a critical time, as rising food...
In Case You Missed It: JFS of Metrowest’s Home-Share Program Featured in The Boston Globe
JFS of Metrowest's innovative Home-Share program was recently highlighted in a letter to the editor published in The Boston Globe, recognizing homesharing as one of the many creative solutions to Massachusetts' housing crisis (click here to read "Opinion: We should...
Access a deep JFS profile – most recent 990s, audited financials statements and more!
Learn about JFS’s sound fiscal management practices and commitment to accountability and transparency, and find links to the most recent 990s, audited financials statements and more.
JFS Mobile Food Pantry Brings Fresh Meals and Groceries to Older Adults in Framingham Public Housing
JFS volunteers distribute nutritious meals to older adult residents of the Framingham Housing Authority. On Friday, June 26, Jewish Family Service (JFS) of Metrowest's Mobile Food Pantry once again delivered nourishment, dignity, and community to older adults living...