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Jewish Family Service of Los Angeles We are a comprehensive network of services that welcomes individuals and families.

Domestic violence is not defined by whether someone has been hit. It is a pattern of behaviors used by one person to gai...
11/05/2026

Domestic violence is not defined by whether someone has been hit. It is a pattern of behaviors used by one person to gain or maintain power and control over an intimate partner. That pattern can include physical violence, but it can also include emotional and verbal abuse, financial control, sexual abuse, intimidation, threats, stalking, isolation, and other forms of coercive control.

Read insightful coverage by JFS Hope clinician Vivian Engle, LMFT: https://loom.ly/tvQCbuY
Link in bio.

đźš´ Community, connection, and kindness come together at **Tour de Summer Camps!**Jewish Family Service LA is excited to p...
11/03/2026

đźš´ Community, connection, and kindness come together at **Tour de Summer Camps!**

Jewish Family Service LA is excited to participate in this year's event at Camp Alonim, supporting a wonderful tradition that has helped thousands of children experience Jewish summer camp through need-based scholarships. There are many ways to participate, cycling, hiking, pickleball and activities for kids.

🍂 **Stop by the JFSLA table and help us spread a little Thanksgiving joy!**
We'll be inviting attendees of all ages to create heartfelt Thanksgiving cards to accompany holiday meals delivered to homebound, isolated older adults through our Senior Nutrition Program.

A simple gesture can make a meaningful difference, reminding our older neighbors that they're part of a caring community.

REGISTER HERE: https://loom.ly/7XYqdv0
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We can't wait to see you there!

Your voice matters. Your vote matters.  🗳️Today, we encourage everyone in our Los Angeles community to make their voices...
11/03/2026

Your voice matters. Your vote matters. 🗳️

Today, we encourage everyone in our Los Angeles community to make their voices heard at the ballot box. Voting is an opportunity to help shape the future of our neighborhoods and the communities we call home.

Make a plan. Cast your ballot. Make your voice count.

🇺🇸 Find voting information at LAVOTE.GOV.

Make a difference this Thanksgiving! 🧡🍂 Help deliver holiday meals to homebound seniors in our community.To sign up, con...
11/02/2026

Make a difference this Thanksgiving! 🧡🍂 Help deliver holiday meals to homebound seniors in our community.
To sign up, contact [email protected].

Thank you Temple Emanuel of Beverly Hills for helping our efforts.

The number of people reporting domestic or intimate partner violence as contributing to their homelessness has more than...
10/29/2026

The number of people reporting domestic or intimate partner violence as contributing to their homelessness has more than doubled since 2020. At the same time, survivors are warning that many could be returning to or staying in abusive situations due to fear.

Eli Veitzer, JFSLA's CEO, spoke of one member of their domestic violence support group whose husband held a gun against her head and pulled the trigger. The gun jammed, and the woman survived. But Veitzer was not able to say with certainty that she did not return to her abuser—a common occurrence for many of the women actively in support groups.

Read the full story on our website https://loom.ly/BBWoKHw
Link also in our bio.

No one should have to choose between paying bills and putting food on the table. With grocery costs rising and household...
10/29/2026

No one should have to choose between paying bills and putting food on the table.

With grocery costs rising and household budgets stretched thin, too many of our LA neighbors are facing difficult choices.

You can make a difference. Every $1 donated to our SOVA Virtual Food Drive provides $5 in purchasing power for fresh, healthy groceries, helping more families and individuals access the food they need.

🥕 Give today and help nourish our community https://www.jfsla.org/fightHunger.

Here for LA. Here for Good.

Charlotte Kamenir was one of Jewish Family Service LA's most treasured volunteer leaders and a true legend within our or...
10/28/2026

Charlotte Kamenir was one of Jewish Family Service LA's most treasured volunteer leaders and a true legend within our organization. Beginning her service with JFSLA in the early 1980s, Charlotte brought her expertise, compassion, and unwavering commitment to hundreds of older adults through her volunteer work at the Freda Mohr Center, now the Jona Goldrich Center. Holding a master's degree in gerontology, Charlotte served as a volunteer case aide and became a mentor to generations of volunteers, modeling kindness, empathy, active listening, and grace in every interaction.

Charlotte's impact extended far beyond those she directly served. She inspired countless volunteers and staff members, setting the standard for what it means to serve with heart and dignity. In recognition of her extraordinary contributions, Charlotte's late husband, Eddie Kamenir, established the Charlotte Kamenir Volunteer of Distinction Award, which continues to be presented annually to an outstanding JFSLA volunteer.

Known for her warmth, wisdom, and genuine care for others, Charlotte touched countless lives through her volunteerism and philanthropy. Her dedication to strengthening the community was reflected not only in her own service but also through the example she passed down to her children, grandchildren, and great-grandchildren.

Charlotte's enduring legacy continues to inspire all who had the privilege of knowing her and serving alongside her.

10/27/2026

Finding Hope Amid Funding Cuts—During Domestic Violence Awareness Month, with federal funding uncertainty, Yamina, a JFS Hope client and survivor of abuse, shares her journey toward safety and healing for herself and her children. JFSLA CEO Eli Veitzer discusses the financial burden suffered during this financial shortfall.

Thank you to and reporter for covering his critical issue.

Healing begins with reclaiming the power to choose—even something as simple as a color.At JFS Hope Domestic Violence Ser...
10/27/2026

Healing begins with reclaiming the power to choose—even something as simple as a color.

At JFS Hope Domestic Violence Services, Gabriela Lazaro helps women and children find their voices through creative expression.

As a facilitator with A Window Between Worlds A Window Between Worlds (AWBW) , Gabriela offers survivors a safe space to explore their feelings, make their own choices, and begin healing through art—without judgment or expectations.

Having experienced the healing power of art herself, Gabriela understands its profound impact.

This Domestic Violence Awareness Month, we're recognizing the compassionate people like Gabriela who help survivors rediscover their strength, one creative choice at a time.

Read more about Gabriela's work on the AWBW website: https://awbw.org/reclaiming-choice-how-art-creates-space-for-healing-after-domestic-violence/

No one should have to choose between paying bills and putting food on the table.As the holidays approach, too many of ou...
10/22/2026

No one should have to choose between paying bills and putting food on the table.

As the holidays approach, too many of our LA neighbors are facing that difficult choice. Through JFSLA’s SOVA Virtual Food Drive, every $1 you donate can provide up to $5 worth of fresh, nutritious groceries.

A small gift can make a meaningful difference for a family facing food insecurity.

Help make the holidays a little brighter for our neighbors. Make a difference. Give today!

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330 N Fairfax Avenue
Los Angeles, CA
90036

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