
Resources for Parents
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Read moreWe can help you find answers to questions about insurance, home-based waivers, respite and more.
Read moreOur family-focused approach is tailored to the unique needs of your child and opens up new possibilities for him -- today and in the future.
Read moreOur early child development specialists offer individualized therapies for developmental delays and social, emotional and behavioral issues.
Read moreSomeone who is grieving the death of a loved one has experienced a profound and sometimes unexpected loss. They are likely managing a range of emotions including shock, guilt, deep sadness, anger and more.
Read moreYour experience of grief and the healing journey is unique to you and will be affected by the relationship you had with your loved one. There are no right and wrong ways of expressing your grief. And there is no way around the pain and the disequilibrium of grief. The way is through.
Read moreAsking for help when one feels overwhelmed or needs assistance during the grieving process is an important way to take care of oneself to include others who want to be of support.
Read moreIt is our hope that sharing information about Jewish rituals and practices will help you as you grieve the death of your loved one.
Read moreDeath is a natural occurrence, and it is a normal reaction to feel overwhelmed and confused when a loved one dies. JCFS Chicago and the Lauri S. Bauer Foundation for Sudden Loss offer this Guide for the Grieving as a resource.
Read moreWhat parents need to know about puberty, gender, relationships, and other topics.
Read moreSupport and short-term relief for families caring for children with special needs.
Read moreJCFS Chicago, MISSD and No Shame on U are partnering to provide suicide prevention education and support in the Jewish community with support from JUF’s Breakthrough Fund.
Read moreLike all parents, adoptive parents want the best for their children and are willing to go the extra mile to ensure their happiness and success. Adoptive parents do face unique challenges.
Read moreWorking shoulder to shoulder with one another to strengthen our community through synagogue partnerships.
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