A vibrant community centre providing services and programs to seniors. These include fitness, recreation, trips and travel, special events, community support services, health and wellness, volunteer opportunities, lectures, computer classes, art lessons and Healthy at Home.

Healthy at Home brings free social, recreational, educational, cultural, health promotion and other programs to 15 sites along the Bathurst Street corridor in North York and York Region. Its aim is to create supportive environments and to build social networks and connections for low-income, isolated and unaffiliated Holocaust survivors and seniors.

Supports the Healthy at Home initiative.

Offers comprehensive recreational and educational opportunities, community support and wellness activities to Russian-speaking seniors.

Provide events and activities to develop a supportive social network for seniors at risk of social isolation.

Provides the special understanding, knowledge and sensitivity required to support Holocaust survivors, as well as access to the services they need to remain in their own homes and to age with dignity.

Every year Circle of Care provides rides to seniors living on their own, transporting them to doctors’ appointments, shopping trips and recreational activities, to support independent living and enhance their quality of life.

Provides support services and housing for adult consumers of mental health services, including both residential and at-home support options.

Provides interest-free loans to individuals in need in the Jewish community across the Greater Toronto Area.

Supports the healthy development of individuals, children, families, and communities through prevention, protection, counseling, education and advocacy services, within a Jewish framework.

This funding supported the delivery of services during the launch phase of the innovative DoortoDoor initiative, created to ensure accessibility to a range of life-sustaining services for vulnerable seniors and Holocaust survivors, and to provide them with a measure of hope and dignity.

Provides direct financial assistance to the most vulnerable members of the Jewish community.

Assistance includes funds to cover emergencies such as rent money to prevent eviction or utility shutoff; emergency relocation; and health care services and medical devices not covered by government programs.

Administers emergency medical and dental funding for Holocaust survivors.

Reena promotes dignity, individuality, independence, personal growth and community inclusion for people with developmental disabilities within a framework of Jewish culture and values.

Provides the special understanding, knowledge and sensitivity required to support Holocaust survivors, as well as access to the services they need to remain in their own homes and to age with dignity.

Provides direct financial assistance to newcomer families in financial need.

Helps people succeed by providing employment, social and educational services which meet the changing needs of the diverse communities served by JVS. Enables people to maximize their potential at work and school, and helps employers connect with the right human resources.

The Joint JVS/JF&CS Employment Program has been operating since 1997 to provide current JF&CS clients who are receiving income support with direct and individualised access to JVS Toronto employment services.

Provides high-quality, cutting-edge educational, therapeutic and recreational programs for infants, children and teens with special needs, and assists their families by offering support and respite. Kayla’s Children Centre embraces children of all abilities, religious affiliations and needs, and is rich in Jewish education and tradition.

Champions affordable housing in the Greater Toronto Area and implements housing initiatives for the Jewish community.