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JCCA Visit us at www.jccany.org! JCCA, a not-for-profit, comprehensive, multicultural agency, has been serving children and families since 1822.

JCCA helps nearly 17,000 children and families every year and is consistently rated at the highest levels for the quality of our foster care, residential, mental health, care management, and educational programs. JCCA's programs in New York City, Westchester County and Long Island include: group and family day care, mental health and preventive serices, education programs, a residential diagnostic center, foster homes, group homes and residential services for children and adolescents, preventive services, independent living skills training, adoption programs, and services to the Jewish community. JCCA programs reach more than 16,000 children and family members annually.

Young people deserve to be heard when they tell us how they’re feeling.On World Mental Health Day, we’re encouraging fam...
10/10/2026

Young people deserve to be heard when they tell us how they’re feeling.

On World Mental Health Day, we’re encouraging families and communities to make room for conversations about mental health.

Ask how someone is doing, listen without judgment, and remind them that asking for support is welcome.

To check out our Behavioral and Wellness services for youth click here: https://www.jccany.org/our-programs/behavioral-health-and-wellness/

Every child deserves to feel safe at school, online, and in their community.October is National Bullying Prevention Mont...
10/08/2026

Every child deserves to feel safe at school, online, and in their community.

October is National Bullying Prevention Month.

Checking in with young people, listening when they share concerns, and helping them connect with a trusted adult can make a difference.

This month, let’s make kindness and inclusion part of our everyday conversations.

This DAF Day, put your dollars to work for a cause you care about. If you have a donor-advised fund, consider recommendi...
10/08/2026

This DAF Day, put your dollars to work for a cause you care about. If you have a donor-advised fund, consider recommending a grant to JCCA TODAY!

Your support helps us provide essential programming and support to children and families all across New York!

Already have a DAF? Recommend your grant today by using our EIN: 13-1624060

Every gift directly supports our critical work. Thank you for making an impact with us.

CALLING ALL VOLUNTEERS!JCCA’s new city-based Volunteer Enrichment Program is here! Sign up today for exciting, hands-on ...
10/07/2026

CALLING ALL VOLUNTEERS!

JCCA’s new city-based Volunteer Enrichment Program is here! Sign up today for exciting, hands-on opportunities across New York City that bring you closer to our mission and help you make a meaningful impact on the children and families we serve in Brooklyn and the Bronx. Visit our website (https://www.jccany.org/get-involved/volunteer-nyc/) to sign up today for "Boo at the Zoo!" and learn about future event opportunities.

Did You Recently Lose SNAP Benefits? You May Have Another Opportunity.Good news: New Yorkers who lost SNAP benefits beca...
10/05/2026

Did You Recently Lose SNAP Benefits? You May Have Another Opportunity.

Good news: New Yorkers who lost SNAP benefits because of recent work requirement changes may now be able to reapply and receive benefits again for up to three months.

In addition, SNAP benefits are increasing this month, helping families keep up with rising food costs.

If you're unsure whether you qualify, now is a great time to check.

Call 718-SNAP-NOW (718-762-7669) or visit Access HRA at nyc.gov/AccessHRA to learn more.

Everyone deserves access to healthy food and support when they need it.

This Hispanic Heritage Month, JCCA celebrates the generations of Hispanic and Latino people whose cultures, traditions, ...
10/02/2026

This Hispanic Heritage Month, JCCA celebrates the generations of Hispanic and Latino people whose cultures, traditions, achievements, and stories have enriched our communities.

We’re especially proud to recognize the Hispanic and Latino staff who bring their talents, perspectives, and dedication to our work, as well as the youth and families who allow us to be part of their lives.

Celebrating heritage is about more than recognizing where we come from—it’s about creating spaces where culture and identity are valued and where people feel a true sense of belonging.

Throughout Hispanic Heritage Month, we honor the diversity of the communities we serve and celebrate the many voices that make JCCA stronger.

¡Feliz Mes de la Herencia Hispana!

09/16/2026

Back-to-school season can bring excitement, new opportunities—and some anxiety.

While a certain amount of nervousness is common, for some children and teens, those feelings can become overwhelming and begin to affect their everyday lives. College students and young adults may also face added pressures as they navigate academics, new relationships, and greater independence.

JCCA Psychotherapist Jonathan Baez recently joined BronxNet Community Television to discuss the warning signs parents, caregivers, and young people should look for, as well as when it may be time to seek additional support.

Watch the conversation to learn more about supporting young people’s mental health as they begin a new school year.

Click here to watch the entire segment: https://youtu.be/ipL43vTkhPg

September is Su***de Prevention Awareness Month—a time to recognize the importance of mental health, meaningful connecti...
09/15/2026

September is Su***de Prevention Awareness Month—a time to recognize the importance of mental health, meaningful connection, and ensuring people have access to support when they need it.

At JCCA, we know that prevention begins with creating communities where people feel heard, valued, and supported.

It means paying attention, making space for honest conversations about mental health, and helping connect children, youth, and families with compassionate care and resources.

This month, we reaffirm our commitment to breaking down stigma, strengthening emotional well-being, and reminding our communities that asking for help is a sign of strength.

Together, we can build a culture of care, connection, and hope.

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Brooklyn, NY
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