2012-05-03T10:32:48-07:00 2011-06-30 Leaf & Cole LLP 2810 Camino Del Rio South Suite 200 San Diego CA 921083820 990 2010-07-01 951644024 JEWISH FAMILY SERVICE OF SAN DIEGO JEWI 8586373000 8804 BALBOA AVENUE SAN DIEGO CA 92123 GUINEVERE KERSTETTER 2012-04-04 JULIE A FIRL 6192947200 X 2010 2016-02-24 21:20:13Z 16404372 false false X http://www.jfssd.org X 1918 CA Jewish Family Service provides programs that are diverse yet complimentary to address the community's growing human care needs. Services are available to all in need of ASSISTANCE REGARDLESS OF religion, race, ethnicity, nationality, age or sexual orientation. 33 33 364 1066 0 13411692 13337176 932551 1005869 1188928 1755701 627351 -24085 16160522 16074661 971138 1012444 0 9792749 10521445 0 646292 4217418 3953042 14981305 15486931 1179217 587730 25236403 27638523 2914606 2865033 22321797 24773490 X Jewish Family Service provides programs that are diverse yet complimentary to address the community's growing human care needs. Services are available to all in need of ASSISTANCE REGARDLESS OF religion, race, ethnicity, nationality, age or sexual orientation. false false 4378679 712185 2312511 Community Services:Adoption Alliance is a non-profit adoption agency, licensed by the State of California and fully Hague Accredited, providing international and domestic homestudies, post-placement studies, parent education, consultations, groups and referrals.Community Case Management provides professional crisis case managers dedicated to empowering the client and their family to return to self-sufficiency after an unstable situation. Case managers provide the necessary resources, referrals, and services critical to the client's physical, emotional, and spiritual well-being. Girls Give Back is a leadership, empowerment and service-learning program for young Jewish women. Girls Give Back promotes Jewish values while developing social-mindedness, critical thinking, healthy self-esteem, and empathy in high school girls.In conjunction with the Hand Up Teen Leadership Program, the Hand Up Youth Food Pantry distributes food to low-income and homeless individuals and families at multiple sites in San Diego County. It provides a unique opportunity for youth and groups to volunteer in the pantryThe nationally-recognized Hand Up Teen Leadership Program offers high school students a unique opportunity to learn about social change and see the difference they can make in our community. Students use leadership skills in a real-world setting by supporting the Hand Up Youth Food Pantry through direct service and advocacy.The Intensive Psychiatric Case Management program is for Jewish adults who require intensive ongoing support to live successfully in the community.Jewish BIGPals matches Jewish adult mentors with Jewish children from single-parent or non-traditional families. Mentors provide friendship, companionship, and life-enriching experiences to the children they mentor, enhancing their growth and development and helping them achieve their full potential.Established in 2008 in response to the economic crisis, the Jewish Employment Network supports Jewish individuals in their job search and helps connect Jewish community members with employers.The Jewish Healing Center provides short-term spiritual counseling and support, friendly visits, healing services, meditation, contemplative workshops, and support groups for chronic illness, bereavement, and spiritual direction.Preferred Communities, a specialized medical case management program, assists newly arrived refugees with significant health issues. A skilled medical social worker helps connect and navigate a complex medical system while at the same time building cultural awareness and sensitivity to refugee issues with health care providers.The Prins Asylum Program offers pro-bono legal assistance for individuals who are experiencing or at risk of persecution in their homeland and are seeking protection in the United States. Project SARAH (Stop Abusive Relationships At Home) provides counseling, case management, community outreach and education, support groups and legal advocacy to survivors of domestic or relationship violence and their children.Since 1918 JFS has offered resettlement services to newly arriving refugees and asylees from around the world. Refugee Resettlement and Acculturation program case managers work with refugee families providing financial assistance, social services, case management, and acculturation programs and workshops. The Family Strengthening Program for Refugees aims to help refugee families integrate and become self-sufficient in their new culture and society. The program provides interactive workshops on communication and money management skills, placing emphasis on the integration process, healthy parenting, gender relations, and budgeting. Stars of David is a national network of support and information for Jewish and interfaith families with adopted children. Supporting Jewish Single Parents (SJSP) actively welcomes and connects Jewish single paren 3989079 279775 2308889 Older Adult Services:Geriatric Care Management provides comprehensive assessments, plan of care, coordination of services, consultations, advocacy and referrals for older adults in need.Serving Older Holocaust Survivors (SOS) program provides care management, home care, and emergency assistance services for low-income Jewish Holocaust survivors.CO-OP (Creating Opportunities for Older Persons) allows older adults to age in place in a supported community.The three older adult centers, College Avenue Older Adult Services located at Congregation Beth Jacob, North County Inland Center located at Temple Adat Shalom and University City Center located at Congregation Beth Israel, all provide daily activities, exercise and computer classes, educational programs and hot kosher lunches. College Avenue Older Adult Services also has available a nutritious salad bar in addition to the hot lunch.The Senior Nutrition program is a kosher kitchen located at Congregation Beth Jacob that provides nutritional hot food to the Older Adult Centers and the Foodmobile program.The Foodmobile program provides home delivered hot kosher meals and friendly visits to older adults and younger homebound disabled adults.On the Go is a transportation program for older adults providing the following: - Rides & Smiles - individual transportation by volunteer drivers to necessary medical and personal appointments. - On the Go Shuttles - group transportation to shopping and dining destinations and to JFS Older Adult Centers. - On the Go Excursions - group transportation to organized activities and community events. - Taxi Scrip for individual transportation. JFS Fix-It Service provides free home repairs for low-income older adults. 3003851 2845919 Counseling, Parenting & Youth Services and Patient Advocacy:The Counseling program provides individual, couples, family and group counseling services to individuals from diverse backgrounds. Services are provided by licensed therapists and interns on a sliding scale; some forms of insurance are accepted. Both brief and long-term therapy is available, depending on client need. Areas of specialty include: mood disorder, play therapy, communication, divorce and separation, chronic health issues, grief, and general life transitions. The Parenting and Youth Services department provides a broad base of services to families and youth, with a focus on strengthening family relationships through education. Programs in this department include: Guiding Adolescent Parents, Preschool in the Park, Positive Parenting, and Parents Support and Empowerment. Of note, this department houses the largest County grant ever received by JFS.The Patient Advocacy Program provides support for the rights of mentally ill individuals through direct service and general education. Patient Advocates work throughout the County, advocating on behalf of mentally ill individuals at psychiatric hospitals, board and care facilities, legal hearings and more. 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JEWISH FAMILY SERVICES' SPENDING POLICY IS TO DISBURSE FUNDS AVAILABLE IN ACCORDANCE WITH DONOR RESTRICTIONS TO MEET THE CURRENT PROGRAM NEEDS OF THE JEWISH FAMILY SERVICE. Part III, Line 4 Part III, Line 4: Description of organization's collections and how it furthers its purpose. ARTWORK IS HELD FOR FINANCIAL GAIN AND ITS FUTURE APPRECIATED VALUE WILL BE USED TO ENHANCE PROGRAMS. X X X X X X X false GALA 963122 704696 258426 59373 221864 GOLF TOURNAMENT 94770 59150 35620 31293 1 28615 18660 9955 15556 1086507 782506 304001 59373 268713 328086 -24085 true X 0 0 RUBENSTEIN SCHOLARSHIPS 18 20484 HOUSING, FOOD, CASH ASSISTANCE FOR REFUGEES 498 457968 HOLOCAUST VICTIMS ASSISTANCE 96 279775 EMERGENCY FUNDS FOR PARENTS NEEDING ASSISTANCE 725 230838 CHANGE A LIFE FUNDS FOR CLIENTS IN NEED 28 23379 Grantmaker's Description of How Grants are Used GRANTS ARE PROVIDED TO CLIENTS BASED ON STIPULATIONS PROVIDED BY THE FUNDER. ALL GRANT APPLICATIONS ARE REVIEWED BY THE APPROPRIATE PROGRAM DIRECTOR AND SENIOR MANAGER. FISCAL REVIEWS THE CODING ON ALL GRANT REQUESTS TO ENSURE THEY ARE CODED TO THE CORRECT GRANT. CLAIMS FOR REIMBURSEMENT ARE PREPARED, REVIEWED BY MANAGEMENT AND SUBMITTED TO THE APPROPRIATE FUNDING AGENCIES WITH A COPY TO THE PROGRAM DIRECTOR FOR REVIEW. X X X X false false false false false false false false false false JILL BORG SPITZER 133846 96632 9657 14961 255096 X 168 170008 NET REVENUE false false false Form 990, Part VI, Line 19 Form 990, Part VI, Line 19: Other Organization Documents Publicly Available THE ORGANIZATION WILL PROVIDE THE GOVERNING DOCUMENTS, POLICIES AND FINANCIAL STATEMENTS TO ANY PERSON WHO REQUESTS THIS INFORMATION IN WRITING. THIS INFORMATION CAN BE OBTAINED IN THE FORM OF PDF DOCUMENTS. Form 990, Part VI, Line 15b Form 990, Part VI, Line 15b: Compensation Review and Approval Process for Officers and Key Employees THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS IS RESPONSIBLE FOR SETTING AND APPROVING STAFF SALARY RANGES, INCLUDING THE CONTRACT AT THE TIME OF RENEWAL FOR THE CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER. THIS PROCESS BEGINS WITH A BOARD OF DIRECTORS SUBCOMMITTEE, INCLUDING THE PRESIDENT OF THE BOARD. THIS COMMITTEE MAKES RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE BOARD'S EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE WHICH APPROVES OR DISAPPROVES SUGGESTIONS. RECOMMENDATIONS ARE THEN PRESENTED TO THE ENTIRE BOARD OF DIRECTORS. Form 990, Part VI, Line 12c Form 990, Part VI, Line 12c: Explanation of Monitoring and Enforcement of Conflicts IN CASE OF A CONFLICT OF ISSUE, THE BOARD WOULD REVIEW THE SITUATION. THERE HAVE BEEN NO KNOWN INSTANCES OF INTEREST FOR THE YEAR ENDED JUNE 30, 2010. Form 990, Part VI, Line 11 Form 990, Part VI, Line 11: Form 990 Review Process FORM 990 IS REVIEWED BY THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE AND AUDIT COMMITTEE AND APPROVED BY THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS. Form 990, Part III, Line 4d Form 990, Part III, Line 4d : Other Program Services Description OTHER PROGRAM SERVICES 4: Older Adult Services:Geriatric Care Management provides comprehensive assessments, plan of care, coordination of services, consultations, advocacy and referrals for older adults in need.Serving Older Holocaust Survivors (SOS) program provides care management, home care, and emergency assistance services for low-income Jewish Holocaust survivors.CO-OP (Creating Opportunities for Older Persons) allows older adults to age in place in a supported community.The three older adult centers, College Avenue Older Adult Services located at Congregation Beth Jacob, North County Inland Center located at Temple Adat Shalom and University City Center located at Congregation Beth Israel, all provide daily activities, exercise and computer classes, educational programs and hot kosher lunches. College Avenue Older Adult Services also has available a nutritious salad bar in addition to the hot lunch.The Senior Nutrition program is a kosher kitchen located at Congregation Beth Jacob that provides nutritional hot food to the Older Adult Centers and the Foodmobile program.The Foodmobile program provides home delivered hot kosher meals and friendly visits to older adults and younger homebound disabled adults.On the Go is a transportation program for older adults providing the following: - Rides & Smiles - individual transportation by volunteer drivers to necessary medical and personal appointments. - On the Go Shuttles - group transportation to shopping and dining destinations and to JFS Older Adult Centers. - On the Go Excursions - group transportation to organized activities and community events. - Taxi Scrip for individual transportation. JFS Fix-It Service provides free home repairs for low-income older adults. OTHER PROGRAM SERVICES 5: Rubenstein Scholarships:Following are criteria for Rubenstein scholarships: -For dependent students, gross family income cannot exceed $90,000 for families with three or more children, $80,000 for families with two children, and $70,000 for families with one child. -High school grades must be 2.0 or higher. Juniors and up must show a 2.5 Grade point average for the most recent period completed. -Although the committee may grant exceptions in extreme circumstances, applicants must be residents of San Diego County. -Students are expected to apply for other financial aid and to work in order to contribute to their educational expenses. 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