The Charlotte Jewish News - March, 1998 - Page 7
Jewish Family Services
Donations received/tribute
cards sent in January
through Jewish Family
Services
IN MEMORY OF:
Abe Abel from Blanche and Henry
Hirschmann
Mrs. Sylvia Gildar from Judy
and I^chael Norman
Ernest Friedman from Blanche
and Henry Hirschmann
Dr. Frank Greenspan from Esther
and Fred Glickman, Blanche and
Henry Hirschmann
Julius Weinstock from Blanche
and Henry Hirschmann
Bernard Zeitlin from Blanche and
Henry Hirschmann
HAPPY ANNIVERSARY:
Clarice and Harold Breitman from
Esther and Fred Glickman
Elkie and Stanley IXilman from
Esther and Fred Glickman
Margot and Werner Moritz from
Gerry Litwak
Jewish Family
Services
receives
grant
Jewish Family Services
received a $500.00 grant from
Time Warner Cable. The grant
money will be used for start-up
costs for the agency’s Children’s
Services Program. Therapeutic
toys and equipment will be pur
chased for use in play therapy.
The Children’s Services
Program, coordinated by Carol
Sandler, M.A., will provide indi
vidual, family and group counsel
ing for children and adolescents .
aged 0-18 years old.
For more information, call JFS
at 364-6594.
Penny Wagner Schuster, JFS
Executive Director receives a check
from Naomi Bergman. Director of
Business Operations at Time Warner
Cable and JFS Board member.
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Reflections
By Penny Wagner-Schuster, MSW, ACSW, CCSW - Executive Director
CONGRATULATIONS ON
BIRTH OF CHILD/GRAND
CHILD:
Dr. and Mrs. Edwin Newman from
Ruth and Alan Goldberg
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Levinson fi-om
Ruth and Alan Goldberg
WISHING YOU A SPEEDY
RECOVERY:
Ginnie Hayes from Dorothy and
Ira H. Schulmann
Shai Richardson from Dorothy
and Ira H. Schulmann
Marsha Smith from Dorothy and
Ira H. Schulmann
^vian Mallins from Dorothy and
Ira H. Schulmann
Privacy, confidentiality, and
anonymity are three very impor
tant components for someone
seeking counseling services.
While every effort has been made
to ensure privacy for individuals
coming to Jewish Family Services
for counseling, the current office
location and common access areas
prevent many individuals from
looking to Jewish Family Services
as an option when psychotherapy
is need^. Contacts with individ
uals through Client Satisfaction
Surveys, phone calls, and general
conversations with current.
Jewish Family
Services opens
satellite office
for counseling
services
In addition to the current office
in Shalom Park, counseling ser
vices are now available through
Jewish Family Services at
Providence Executive Suites.
Please call JFS at 364-6594 for
an appointment with one of our
professionals.
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prospective and previous clients
of the agency have revealed a
common barrier to agency utiliza
tion for counseling. Most people
seem to feel that coming to Jewish
Family Services for counseling at*
our present location is not private
enough. People have voic^ con
cerns that they might be seen com
ing into the JFS office by others at
the JCC.
After many years of discussion,
planning, and searching, the goal
of an off-site office has been real
ized. Jewish Family Services is
proud to announce the opening of
a satellite office for counseling.
The office, located at Providence
Plaza Executive Suites, will allow
individuals, families and group
members the privacy and confi
dentiality that is vital to the coun
seling process.
The Boards of Jewish Family
Services and the Jewish
Federation unanimously agreed
that an off-site office for the
agency’s Family Services
Program and Children’s Services
Program was necessary. The
Jewish Community’s generous
donation to this year’s Friend’s
Campaign helped to make this
move a reality.
Jewish Family Services
Mitzvah Maker Volunteer
Program, Administration, Social
Services, Food Pantry, and
Tzedakah Loan assistance will
remain at Shalom Park. All
inquires for counseling and social
services should be made through
JFS at 364-6594.
I want to thank the Federation,
JFS Board of Directors and the
Jewish Community for helping
JFS to make this goal a reality in
1998! «
Ecole de Paris comes to Charlotte
at the J. Richards Gallery at Phillips Place
Original Impressionist & Contemporary Paintings,
Mixed Media & Sculpture
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Featuring French & Israeli artists such as: Ardissone, Pissaro, Kluge.
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