Creating a Dementia-Friendly San Diego One Blog Post At a Time
Out & About volunteer Katherine Wiggins shares her experiences and insights as she creates a dementia-friendly community
Crystal & Kellan’s Safe Parking Program Story
Crystal, Kellan, and their two kids were homeless for years. The Safe Parking Program helped them find stable housing.
Loretta’s Safe Parking Program Story
After leaving an abusive marriage, Loretta found safety and a sense of community in the Safe Parking Program.
From Leftovers to Lunch: Food Rescue at JFS
Every night, JFS volunteers rescue 200 pounds of food from 32 Starbucks stores to fight hunger in San Diego.
On The Go: Navigator Solves Problem Posed by the New York Times
Why aren't older adults using Lyft and Uber? Actually, they are! On The Go: Navigator makes ridesharing a reality.
JFS Guest Appearance on UNICEF USA Podcast: Defending Migrant Families
Kate Clark, Senior Director of Immigration, talks about representing asylum-seeking families impacted by MPP.
The New JFS Program That’s Changing How We Talk About Mental Health
Breaking Down Barriers talks about mental wellness with communities that are typically left out of the conversation.
Resources for Processing Mass Shootings and Hate Crimes
Helpful information on how to talk with kids about hate-motivated violence and take care of your own mental health.
How a Holocaust Survivor Found Her Voice
The Life Lessons Project is documenting the experiences and memories of 44 Holocaust Survivors living in San Diego.
Joann & Golan: How Strangers Became Best Friends at JFS
Despite being 50 years apart, Golan has brought warmth and adventure into Joann's life as she battles cancer.
A Day In the Life of a JFS Immigration Attorney
Our partner organization HIAS highlights the work of Luis Gonzalez as he protects the rights of asylum-seeking families.
Bill’s Story: “I Would Not Be Alive Without You”
A fixed income and the cost of living make it difficult for Bill to cover household expenses. That's where we come in.
