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of Jewish Family and Children's Agencies is the membership organization of over 130 Jewish Family and Children's Agencies and specialized human service Agencies throughout the United States and Canada.

The ASSOCIATION is a vital force in Jewish life; providing social and human services to the most vulnerable in our community. We help Jews in need here at home.

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STAY INFORMED ...WITH THE HOTTEST NEWS ON AJFCA ANNUAL CONFERENCES

2010 Annual Conference, April 11 - 13: Visit the Conference web site to download session handouts, power points and more. Web site: www.ajfca.org/2010conference

2011 Annual Conference, May 15-17, to be held at The Westin Hotel in Calgary, Alberta, Canada

NOW AVAILABLE: THREE IMPORTANT REPORTS ON ENGAGING BABY BOOMERS AS VOLUNTEERS!

  1. SUMMARY REPORT OF OCTOBER 2009 AJFCA CONFERENCE CALLS ON ENGAGING BOOMERS AS VOLUNTEERS

    This report includes four presentations made on two conference calls focused on engaging baby boomers as volunteers. Highlights of the discussions and resources are also included. Please follow this link to access this report:

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  1. INCREASING CAPACITY: ENGAGEMENT OF BABY BOOMERS AS VOLUNTEERS

    This "hands-on" and "reader friendly" report is divided into two sections. Part I: The Organizational Building Blocks, focuses on strategic issues, planning and operational concerns. Part II, Creative Program Models, showcases specific agency innovative services. Please follow this link to access the report:

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  1. ENGAGING BABY BOOMERS IN JFS AND OTHER JEWISH COMMUNITY VOLUNTARY AGENCIES

    This report provides an overview of current research and trends in the field of civic engagement by baby boomers and includes an inventory of programs. Please follow this link to access this report:

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All of these reports have been funded by a generous grant from the National Agency Alliance of the Jewish Federations of North America.


AJFCA CONTINGENCY PLANNING

Preliminary Guide for Contingency Planning
Disaster Preparedness and Recovery
Lessons Learned
PREPARING YOUR AGENCY FOR DISASTER - By Neil Newstein, Executive Director and Jenni Frumer, Associate Executive Director of JFCS Palm Beach Co., FL.


2010 AJFCA SPONSORS

AJFCA wishes to thank our 2010 Sponsors for their support. AJFCA suggests that when member agencies are in the market for products and services that they include sponsors in the buying process. Clicking on the sponsor’s name will access its website. Click here for a synopsis and contact information for each sponsor.

Diamond Sponsor:

Genzyme Corporation

Platinum Sponsors:

Prudential/LTC Benefits, Inc.
Social Solutions

Gold Sponsors:

The Council on Accreditation (COA)
Mersky, Jaffe & Associates

Silver Sponsors:

Blackbaud
ClientTrack
Five Points Technology Group

Bronze Sponsors:

CARF
Center for Cognition and Recovery
Charitable Auto Resources (CARS)
EMES Editions, Inc.
Foothold Technology
Nonprofits’ Insurance Alliance of CA (NIAC)
Proximo Consulting Services, Inc.
Qualifacts
RideScheduler
Sharsheret
Unicentric


AJFCA's NATIONAL OFFICE

5750 Park Heights Avenue
Baltimore, MD 21215
Telephone:  800-634-7346
Fax:  410-664-0551
Email:  AJFCA@ajfca.org

To view the financial reports of the Association of Jewish Family & Children's Agencies, Inc., please visit www.guidestar.org.  Using Guidestar, you can view reports and download our Form 990.







ADVOCACY
You can make a difference for the Jewish Community through advocacy. Seniors need medicine. Disabled need care. Refugees need help finding jobs. When critical issues are debated in Washington, your voice counts. Keep our nation's decision makers focused on our issues. Call, e-mail, fax, write to your Members of Congress and tell them about issues of importance to the Jewish community. To locate your Member of Congress go to http://thomas.loc.gov. President Barack Hussein Obama can be reached at http://www.whitehouse.gov/contact

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AJFCA works cooperatively with several other National Organizations:
Association of Jewish Aging Services
Council on Accreditation
Hebrew Immigrant Aid Society
Independent Sector
InterfaithFamily.com
International Association of Jewish Vocational Services
Jewish Prisoner Services International
National Human Services Assembly
National Jewish Coalition for Literacy
Stars of David International
United Jewish Communities
UJC - Washington



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