For people living with age-related memory loss and their families, these programs are safe, supportive, and, now, virtual.
Executing our Inclusion Initiatives is central to our values and done with intention, guided by our Inclusion Advisory Council.
The Jewish Community Relations Council (JCRC) of Jewish for Good connects our Jewish community with civic, interfaith, and public partners throughout Durham, Orange, Chatham, and Alamance Counties.
Need a hand? Our social workers are standing by to support you through life’s challenges.
With dozens of programs and services for which to help, all you need to do is tell us how much time you can spend with us!
Learn how we support local communities through funds given, resources provided, tools available — and serve as a local hub.
Essay contests, leadership awards, and memorials for our community members, click here.
The Adult Day Program at Jewish for Good’s Norma and Robert Gindes Center provides a nurturing, respectful, and vibrant care environment for aging adults with physical and/or cognitive impairment; and supports caregivers and families by providing respite, all while creating a meaningful community.
