As part of the 2023 NBA All-Star Weekend, Jewish Family Service is thrilled to receive a $10,000 grant from the NBPA National Basketball Players Association Foundation via Park City Community Foundation Mental Wellness Alliance. KSL TV's Ayanna Likens covered this story. You can watch it here.

The Exploring Creativity group at JFS will examine Color Schemes in Simple Landscapes in March. This free class is open to those ages 55 and up. No creativity required! The class meets on Wednesdays at 10:30 am via Zoom. Email Emily Christensen at to join the group today. 

“I am so grateful for Jewish Family Service and their food pantry for providing the most basic needs to our most vulnerable population, and for making such a positive impact on our community.  Their service is much needed and is seriously a game changer in so many people's lives.” Rebecca Smith, Case Manager, The Road Home

The Alex & Sally Lebwohl Food Pantry at Jewish Family Service has been a resource for Utahns in need for the past 11 years. Since its humble beginnings in 2012 as a source of food for 85 clients, the pantry has grown immensely in size and scope.

JFS mental health counselors Roxana Cordova, LCSW, and Margarita Arteaga Alcantara, ACMHC, both bilingual, native Spanish speakers, together with Valentina Pastrana, Counseling Intern, at the Christian Center of Park City (CCPC), have started a Spanish Clinical Consultation Group. The impetus behind forming the group was to provide a space where counselors can talk about the unique experiences of the Spanish-speaking community and discuss specific culturally competent interventions to utilize-- especially as clients in Salt Lake and Park City are becoming more linguistically and culturally diverse.