Events

Join JFCS’s Jewish Baby Network along with the amazing Mimi Greisman for a fun Shabbat morning with music and play. For parents of and kids 0 to 5 years old.

In this class, you will learn about deep fakes: sophisticated, technology-driven—and often convincing—audio and visual hoaxes.

JFCS’ Seniors At Home neurologist Dr. Catherine Madison provides complimentary memory screenings for aging adults. Screenings are confidential, one-on-one sessions that typically take about an hour.

Explore ways to build children’s self-esteem and learn how to avoid unsuspected parental communication blocks. For parents of elementary/middle school-aged children. $30.

Memory Cafe is a gathering for people experiencing mild to moderate memory loss and their caregivers (spouses, family members, or friends). 

One of the most challenging aspects of divorce is losing time and connection with our kids. This can bring up lots of pain and anger. This workshop helps us make sense of ...

JFCS’ Center for Children and Youth to Learn the fine art of letting go of your college bound child. For parents of high school-aged children. $30.

Join JFCS’ Jewish Baby Network to learn about rituals during pregnancy, labor and delivery, choosing a Hebrew or Jewish name, circumcision/bris, naming and welcoming ceremonies, Jewish perspectives on parenting and more.

A free, weekly evening session open to anyone caring for a family member with dementia or memory loss.

Balancing work and family while caring for an aging adult with memory loss can be difficult. Share your experiences and challenges while receiving emotional support, information, and resources.

Join JFCS’ Jewish Baby Network and get to know your Peninsula community and celebrate Shabbat with music and fun. For parents of and kids 0 to 5.

Co-hosted by the JFCS Holocaust Center and the USC Shoah Foundation, the Summer Institute is offered at no cost, with travel expenses reimbursed for middle school and high school California teachers.