January + February 2026 Programs & Events Calendar by Sid Jacobson JCC

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2026 PROGRAMS & EVENTS

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WONDER & DISCOVER

Sparking curiosity, igniting imagination, and inspiring growth through exploration

BABY + ME

Programs are 7 sessions unless noted otherwise. Learn more at sjjcc.org/parentengagement

BABY + ME YOGASTARS

Move, sing, dance, and share in the joy of yoga!

Ages: Birth-18 months

Begins Monday, January 5, 11:30am-12:15pm

$225 members / $260 nonmembers

LITTLE MAESTROS

A lively mix of interactive games, storytime, pretend play, puppets, dance, and more!

Begins Wednesday, January 7

Ages: 3-15 months, 11:30am-12:15pm

Ages: 15 months-3 years, 10:30-11:15am

$295 members / $330 nonmembers

DEVELOPMENTAL PLAY WITH REIMAGINEDNY

Ages: 3-12 months

Certified therapist-led activities help children develop while caregivers receive guidance to support skills at home.

Begins Thursday, January 8, 11:30am-12:15pm

$260 members / $295 nonmembers

SENSORY PLAY + MOVEMENT WITH REIMAGINEDNY

Ages: 10 months-2 years

Music, movement, and play that support milestones, spark exploration, and foster growth and connection!

Begins Thursday, January 8, 10:30-11:15am

$260 members / $295 nonmembers

SHAJAM WITH TKIYA

Ages: 3 months-3 years

Enjoy a fun and interactive Shabbat experience with music, parachute, shakers, bubbles, and challah!

Begins Friday, January 9, 9:45-10:30am

$225 members / $260 nonmembers

Irene & Ronald Cohen Center for Parent Engagement + Education

HOLIDAY HOURS AND CLOSURES

NEW YEAR’S EVE

Wednesday, December 31 6am-3pm

NEW YEAR’S DAY

Thursday, January 1 8am-2pm

Our Health + Wellness Center closes 15 minutes prior to the building closing

DISCOVER

HANG AND PLAY IN THE TREEHOUSE

Ages: 3 months-3 years

Active play and imagination await! Climb, slide, and connect in our Indoor Treehouse. Weekly registration available.

Begins Friday, January 9, 10:30-11:15am

$5 members / $10 nonmembers per class

AMAZING BABIES COMMUNICATING (ABC) WITH

ABC SPEECH

Ages: 6 months-2 years

This class, led by a speech-language pathologist, uses music, movement, and sensory play to spark early communication and provides caregivers with easy-to-use tools at home.

Begins Friday, January 9, 11:30am-12:15pm

$295 members / $330 nonmembers

Irene & Ronald Cohen Center for Parent Engagement + Education

PRE-SCHOOL

Licensed by the Office of Child and Family Services and aligned with NYS standards, our program sparks imagination and supports cognitive, academic, spiritual, and physical growth—your child’s perfect place to learn, play, and thrive.

Optional round-trip or one-way transportation available (additional fees apply). Breakfast Club & Extended Stay for ages 2-5.

Monday-Friday, 9am-4pm

Learn more at sjjcc.org/earlychildhood Bernice & Ira Waldbaum Family Children’s Center

SPRING AFTER-SCHOOL ENRICHMENTS AT SJJCC

The fun continues after school! Programs like Musical Theatre, Lego Robotics, Super Soccer Stars, and Flag Football encourage creativity, teamwork, and confidence. Transportation from local schools available.

Begins January 26

Monday-Thursday, 3-5pm, Friday, 3-4:30pm

Learn more at sjjcc.org/onsite-enrichments

Bernice & Ira Waldbaum Family Children’s Center

OFF-SITE AFTER-SCHOOL CHILD CARE AND ENRICHMENT PROGRAM AT

HERRICKS SCHOOL DISTRICT

Homework help, snacks, games, and fun enrichment activities offered right at your child’s school! Flexible pickup available through 6pm.

Begins February 2

Learn more at sjjcc.org/ecregistration

POP-UP VACATION CAMPS

When school’s out, the JCC is in! Enjoy flexible schedules and age-appropriate activities—a staycation packed with fun, including Empire Adventure, JCC Days,and swimming at SJJCC.

Tuesday, February 17-19, 9am-4pm $250 members / $300 nonmembers per camp

Bernice & Ira Waldbaum Family Children’s Center

KEHILLA YOUTH & TEEN AFTER-SCHOOL PROGRAMS

Ages: 5-12 and 13-21

Neurodivergent children, teens, and young adults enjoy safe, fun, and enriching afternoons with activities such as art, science, exercise, games, and homework help. Busing from Herricks and Roslyn schools available.

Monday-Friday, 2:30-5:30pm

SUMMER ADVENTURES FOR EVERY CAMPER

SUMMER STREETERS

Ages: 3-13 years

Enjoy swimming, sports, arts & crafts, theatre, music, field trips, theme weeks, and more at Sid Jacobson JCC!

Bernice & Ira Waldbaum Family Children’s Center

CAMP KEHILLA

Ages: 5-21 years

Neurodivergent campers engage in innovative programming that develops social skills, fosters friendships, and promotes independence at Henry Kaufmann Campgrounds, Wheatley Heights.

Sandler Family Kehilla Center

KEHILLA WEEKEND PROGRAMS

Ages: 5-21 years

Neurodivergent children, teens, and young adults have the opportunity to connect with camp friends throughout the year.

Select Saturdays, 11am-4pm

KEHILLA VACATION PROGRAMS

Ages: 5-21 years

Neurodivergent children, teens, and young adults stay connected during school breaks with full days of fun and enrichment.

Monday, February 16-20

OPWDD funding available for all Kehilla programs. Learn more at sjjcc.org/kehillacenter Sandler Family Kehilla Center

DISCOVER

BIRTHDAY PARTIES AT SID JACOBSON JCC

Ages: 18 months-12 years

Stress-free, unforgettable fun!

Pick a theme—arts & crafts, sports, pool, or movies. Private room, pizza, decorations, and full setup/cleanup included.

Learn more at sjjcc.org/birthday

SCOUTS “R” US

SHEVET GEFEN

Grades: 3-12

Weekly youth movement for Hebrew-speaking children that encourages taking a meaningful part in Israeli society.

ISRAELI AMERICAN COUNCIL’S TZOFIFNIKIM

Grades: 1-2

Deepen your child’s connection to Israel through a youth version of Israeli Scouts, with activities in Hebrew.

HAZAMIR: THE INTERNATIONAL JEWISH TEEN CHOIR

Grades: 9-12

Long Island’s chapter of HaZamir, conducted by Audrey Edelstein, meets virtually.

Learn more at sjjcc.org/scouts

Randie Waldbaum Malinsky Center for Israel

PROJECT ISRAEL FOR TEENS

Grades: 9-10

Explore history, culture, and community on a 10-day journey through Israel with teens from our partner organization, Kadima Tzoran.

Travel Dates: February 12-22

$3,500

Learn more at sjjcc.org/jewishteen

Ruth & Saul Weinberger Center for Jewish Life + Learning

WINNING FROM WITHIN: ELEVATING MINDSET, FOCUS, AND PERFORMANCE

Learn how to turn pressure into success with a leading performance psychologist who has coached NCAA DivisionI athletes and Olympians. Includes Q&A with coaches and athletes.

Sunday, January 11, 7-8:15pm

$36 members / $40 nonmembers per family

R.A.I.N. MEDITATION

Recognize. Allow. Investigate. Nurture. Cultivate clarity and confidence in how you navigate life’s ups and downs through practical mindfulness practices.

Tuesdays, 4-5pm January 13 and February 10

$25 members / $35 nonmembers per session

EXECUTIVE FUNCTION 101: FOCUS, PLAN, THRIVE

This three-part series helps you build habits, stay organized, and get things done with brain-based tools for managing time, tasks, and stress.

Thursdays, 7:15-8:15pm February 12, March 12 and April 16

$75 members / $100 nonmembers

Gayle Berg Center for Resilience

MOVE & PLAY

Inspiring joy, energy, activity, and wellness through movement and activity

AQUATICS

CHILDREN’S PRIVATE SWIM LESSONS

Ages: 6 months+

Get personalized 30-minute private swim instruction. Open to members only.

5 sessions: $310 / 10 sessions: $570 20 sessions: $1,030

CHILDREN’S GROUP SWIM CLASSES

Ages: 6 months-12 years

Develop essential skills, refine technique, and gain confidence in 30-minute sessions for all experience levels. Prorated rates available.

Semester ends Thursday, February 12

FAMILY OPEN SWIM TIME

Make a splash with your loved ones— no sign-ups needed! Open to members and their families only.

Fridays, 3-5pm

Saturdays and Sundays, 12-5:30pm

BARRACUDAS SWIM TEAM

Ages: 6-18 years

Build skills, confidence, and sportsmanship as part of our winning team in a fun, competitive setting. Prorated rates available. Learn more at sjjcc.org/swimteams

Season ends March 30

MASTER SWIM

Ages: 18+ years

Up your game and achieve major strength, speed, and endurance gains in our swim workout group!

Mondays, 8-9pm

ADULT LAP SWIMMING

Ages: 13+ years

Lap swimming lanes available all day.

ADULT SWIM LESSONS

Private and semi-private 30-minute lessons for up to 2 participants available.

AQUA EXERCISE

Focus on muscular conditioning and cardio using flotation devices and the natural resistance of the water to improve heart health and stamina. Open to members only.

Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, 10-10:50am Tuesdays and Thursdays, 9-9:50am

AQUA ZUMBA

High-energy, low-impact workout that blends Latin rhythms with water resistance. Open to members only.

Wednesdays, 9-9:50am

Learn more at sjjcc.org/aquatics Gershwind/Jacobson Health + Wellness Center

MOVE

SPORTS LESSONS, CLASSES & CLINICS

CREATE-A-CLASS

Ages: 4-11 years

Play and train with five to ten friends in basketball, flag football, or soccer, customized just for you!

$35 members / $45 nonmembers per child

MULTISPORT CLASS

Ages: 2-3 years

Fun, active play helps kids develop a variety of skills while learning the basics of tee-ball, bucket toss, soccer, basketball, and more! Prorated rates available.

Saturdays, 9:15-10am Semester ends March 7

HOCKEY CLINIC

Ages: 4-6 years

Grab your sticks and skates and improve skills, coordination, and teamwork with certified coaches. Prorated rates available.

Saturdays, 12-1pm Semester ends March 7

Learn more at sjjcc.org/sports

Gershwind/Jacobson Health + Wellness Center

YOUTH FENCING CLINIC

Ages: 6-14 years

Introduce your child to the art of fencing in a supportive, small-group setting. Prorated rates available.

Sundays, 9-10am Semester ends March 8

TEEN CERTIFICATION COURSE

Ages: 13-15 years

Our 90-minute course is required for all teens to utilize our cardio and conditioning rooms.

Saturdays and Sundays, 10-11:30am

$80 per certificate

INDOOR GOLF PROGRAM

Elevate your swing through the L.A.B. program with 30- or 60-minute sessions of personalized golf instruction and performance training from certified trainer Matthew Rosman. Register at sjjcc.org/golftraining

REFORMER PILATES

Ages: 16+ years

Strengthen your core, improve posture, and move with confidence in private or small-group sessions. Register at sjjcc.org/reformerpilates

FITNESS TRAINING

TEEN PERSONAL TRAINING

Ages: 13-15

Level up with personalized workouts and trainer support.

TRY A TRAINER

Ages: 16+

New members and first-time clients receive one complimentary 30-minute session!

PERSONAL TRAINING

Ages: 16+

Customized workouts with expert guidance and ongoing support.

Learn more at sjjcc.org/fitnesstraining

Gershwind/Jacobson Health + Wellness Center

MACCABI 2026

An Olympic-style event that’s bigger than sports!

PHILADELPHIA MINI & JUNIOR

MACCABI GAMES

Ages: 9-12 years

Kick off the Maccabi experience with a one-day tournament and Opening Ceremony! Evaluations begin in January.

Sunday, May 3

KANSAS CITY MACCABI GAMES

Ages: 13-17 years

Experience an unforgettable week of competition, camaraderie, and community! All SJJCC athletes, coaches, and staff arrive early for a pre-weekend of bonding and exploring.

Friday, July 31-Friday, August 7

Learn more at sjjcc.org/maccabi Gershwind/Jacobson Health + Wellness Center

PICKLEBALL SOCIAL

Players with previous court experience enjoy friendly matches, great vibes, and refreshments. Please bring your own paddle.

Saturdays, 6:30-9pm January 3 and February 7

PLAY

MOVE

TRANSFORMATIVE BREATHWORK

Led by The Honest Yogi, Sam Gerson, this breathwork series is designed to release tension, restore balance, and create a sense of renewal. Silent-disco headphones deepen the experience, offering a private, one-on-one feel.

Thursdays, 7:15pm January 8 and February 5 $30 members / $40 nonmembers per session

Gayle Berg Center for Resilience

WALKING CLUB

Walk the grounds of the Nassau County Museum of Art, or take a stroll on our indoor track during inclement weather.

Thursdays, 9:30am

Learn more at sjjcc.org/walkingclub Center for Adult Programming

EXERCISE CLASSES

For those with a cancer diagnosis

Free classes for those newly diagnosed, in treatment, or navigating survivorship, including gentle yoga, stretch and strength, meditation, and more!

Learn more at sjjcc.org/cancerwellness

Nancy Marx Cancer Wellness Center

CONNECT & BELONG

Sparking connections, fostering friendships, and strengthening community bonds

THE NEXT STEPS TOWARDS INDEPENDENCE

Neurodivergent adults ages 21+ build skills, confidence, and community through life skills training, vocational opportunities, paid employment, and social experiences—all in an inclusive environment.

Learn more at sjjcc.org/neurodiversity

Irene & Ronald Cohen Life Skills Training Center

TEEN CONNECT

Ages: 12-15 years and 16-21 years

Teens of all abilities come together for games, dinner, and meaningful connections in a fun and empowering space.

Wednesdays, 5:30-7pm

Learn more at sjjcc.org/kehillacenter Buslik/Levy Teen Services Center and Sandler Family Kehilla Center

FRIDAY NIGHT LIGHTS

Grades: 6

Fun, friends, and nonstop activities make the JCC the place to be!

Fridays, 8-10pm

January 9, 23, 30, and February 6, 27

TEEN BOARD

Grades: 9-12

Plan, create, and give back while developing key leadership and communication skills.

Tuesdays, 6-7pm

January 6 and February 3

COOKIE DECORATING WITH ZOLA BAKES

Grades: 9-12

Decorate your own cookies, and hear how Samantha Zola turned baking for friends into a viral success.

Thursday, January 15, 7-8:30pm $50 members / $60 nonmembers

Learn more at sjjcc.org/teens Buslik/Levy Teen Services Center

HERO PROJECT

Grades: 6-12

A safe, supportive space for teens who have lost a loved one to connect, heal, and honor their heroes through empowering activities. Social work support provided.

Learn more at sjjcc.org/heroproject Jack Nadel Social Services Center

BELONG

CONNECT

RESILIENCE U FOR TEENS

Grades: 9-11

Gain tools to manage school, activities, and everyday stress—including social media and organization to stay motivated and independent. Dinner included. Scholarships available.

Tuesdays, 5:30-7pm

February 24, March 24, and April 28

$75 members / $100 nonmembers

Gayle Berg Center for Resilience

DUGO PROJECT

Celebrate the tradition of Dugo with falafel from Tavlin and connect with our Shinshinim.

Monday, January 12, 12-2pm

Learn more at sjjcc.org/rcfi

Randie Waldbaum Malinsky Center for Israel

SHABBAT DINNERS

Share in the Shabbat tradition with candle lighting and a meal with friends, both old and new.

Saturdays, 5pm

January 17 and February 28

$30 members / $40 nonmembers per dinner

Ruth & Saul Weinberger Center for Jewish Life + Learning

HELPING KIDS THRIVE: SUPPORTING CONFIDENCE & CALM

Learn practical strategies for managing stress, staying present, and helping children feel secure and confident. Led by Dr. Fallon Kane, of Kane Psychology in Manhasset.

Tuesday, January 20, 7:30pm

$15 members / $20 nonmembers

NAVIGATING CHANGE WITH CLARITY AND CREATIVITY

Facing life changes? Join our two-part series for expert tips and creative activities to help you adapt with confidence and purpose.

NAVIGATING LIFE TRANSITIONS

Embrace change and manage life’s transitions in this interactive conversation with a licensed psychologist.

Wednesday, January 28, 7:30pm

DESIGN YOUR NEXT CHAPTER

Realize your goals in this vision board workshop with Cynthia Litman of MomTime Events. Materials provided—bring personal photos or trinkets to make it uniquely yours.

Wednesday, February 4, 7:30pm

$60 members / $75 nonmembers

Gayle Berg Center for Resilience

STRONG LIVING

Guided conversations, creative activities, mindfulness practices, and film discussions.

MIND / BODY

Gentle movement, breathwork, and practices to help stay energized and connected.

Tuesdays, 1-2pm

REEL PSYCHOLOGY

Films that explore themes of resilience, spirit, and empathy—known for sparking meaningful conversation.

Tuesdays, 1-3:30pm

Thanks to a generous donation, Strong Living is complimentary for Passport participants. $10 nonmembers per session

Fay J. Lindner Senior Services Center and Gayle Berg Center for Resilience

GAME WORKSHOPS

MAH JONGG WITH JUDY UMANSKY

BEGINNER MAH JONGG

Learn to play using the official rules of the National Mah Jongg League.

MAH JONGG CLINIC

For those seeking advanced strategies for improving their game.

CANASTA WITH INSTRUCTOR JUDY UMANSKY

BEGINNER CANASTA

Learn the rules, strategies, and scoring with hands-on play.

CONQUERING CANASTA

Polish your skills while learning advanced strategies.

YOUR PASSPORT TO VIBRANT LIVING!

Adults 75+ live life to the fullest with the Linda & Gerald Marsden Senior Passport. Enjoy social events, fitness and wellness classes, arts and culture, and a welcoming community that celebrates connection and joy.

Learn more at sjjcc.org/passport Fay J. Lindner Foundation Senior Services Center

SINGLES CAFÉ V55

Mix and mingle at The Café at SJJCC with activities, music, and food!

Thursday, February 5, 7-9pm $20 members / $30 nonmembers

BRIDGE

WITH AN ACBL-CERTIFIED INSTRUCTOR

BEGINNER BRIDGE 1.0

Haven’t played before? Learn all about the game!

BEGINNER BRIDGE 2.0

For those who have basic knowledge and have completed Beginner Bridge 1.0.

ADVANCED BEGINNER/INTERMEDIATE BRIDGE

Students should have knowledge of bidding and play of hand.

Learn more at sjjcc.org/gameworkshops Programs funded by Goidel Law Group Center for Adult Programming

LUNAR NEW YEAR

Celebrate with G.R.A.C.E. (Greater Roslyn Association for Chinese Enrichment), as we bring families together to enjoy traditions and share cultures in a warm, welcoming community.

Saturday, February 28

Learn more at sjjcc.org/lunarnewyear

BELONG

CREATE

CREATE & CULTIVATE

Celebrating creativity, the arts, self-expression, and culture

CRAFT A MOMENT

DESIGN YOUR YEAR: A GUIDED VISION BOARDING EXPERIENCE

Set your intentions for 2026 through vision boarding with Cynthia Litman of MomTime events. Materials provided—bring personal photos or trinkets to make it uniquely yours.

Wednesday, January 7, 7:30pm $36 members / $46 nonmembers

3-PART ADULT SERIES

Explore a range of artistic mediums—painting, drawing, découpage, and beading—designed to ground the mind and engage the senses. No experience necessary, all materials provided.

Thursdays, 2:30-3:30pm December 18, January 22, and February 26 $20 members / $40 nonmembers

JODI & ROBERT ROSENTHAL IN CONVERSATION WITH... PRESENTS AN EVENING WITH FOUR BESTSELLING JEWISH AUTHORS

A thought-provoking panel discussion, moderated by Nicole Yablans, featuring historical and contemporary fiction novelists exploring how the literary landscape has changed since October 7. Books will be available for purchase and signing.

Tuesday, February 24, 7pm $35 members / $45 nonmembers

Register at sjjcc.org/inconversationwith Edward & Bernice Wenger Center for the Arts and Ruth & Saul Weinberger Center for Jewish Life + Learning

BOOK CLUB

Long Island’s own Book Club Lady, Nicole Yablans, hosts a lively discussion on Culpability by bestselling author Bruce Holsinger!

Thursday, January 8, 7-9pm $20 members / $30 nonmembers per event

ISRAELI MARKET

Our lobby transforms into a vibrant pop-up market with Israeli music, games, and delicious bites from local vendors.

Fridays, 10am-2pm January 30 and February 27

Learn more at sjjcc.org/israelimarket Randie Waldbaum Malinsky Center for Israel

Sara Goodman Confino

Jean Meltzer

Jacqueline Friedland

Jane L. Rosen

SID JACOBSON

COMMUNITY PLAYERS PRESENT MARY POPPINS

Experience the magic of this beloved musical filled with whimsy, wonder, and unforgettable songs.

Saturdays, January 24 and 31

Sundays, January 25 and February 1

$29 members, seniors, and students

$34 nonmembers

Purchase tickets at sjjcc.org/theatre

Edward & Bernice Wenger Center for the Arts

ARTSPACE

ON VIEW: FACE, LACES, AND FAR OFF PLACES

Experience the vibrant acrylic works of lifelong artist Betsy C. Schreiber—whose pieces use movement, emotion, and color to spark connection.

LONG ISLAND JEWISH HISTORY MUSEUM

Jewish Historical Society of Long Island’s newest exhibit is on the horizon!

Learn more at sjjcc.org/jewishmuseum

Learn more at sjjcc.org/artspace

Edward & Bernice Wenger Center for the Arts

HEART

HEART & HOPE

Providing comfort, connection, and strength when and where it’s needed most

DONATIONS + DRIVES

Donate essentials during monthly Curb Your Mitzvah events at SJJCC’s Annex – 200 Forest Drive, Suite 11.

10am-12pm

Monday, January 19: MLK Day General Food Drive Sunday, February 8: Food and Feminine Hygiene Drive

For a list of most-needed items, visit sjjcc.org/cnb

MLK DAY OF SERVICE

Make time for good and honor Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.’s legacy at our annual Day of Service.

Monday, January 19, 10am-5pm Learn more at sjjcc.org/volunteer

COMPASSIONATE CARE FOR YOUR LOVED ONE AND YOU

Specialized programs for those living with Alzheimer’s, dementia, Parkinson’s, and other neurodegenerative conditions. We offer engaging activities, expert care, and a safe environment, plus respite and education for care partners.

Learn more at sjjcc.org/adultday

Fay J. Lindner Senior Services Center—Adult Day Programs and Family Care Connect Powered by National Mah Jongg League

BLOOD DRIVE

Did you know one blood donation can save up to three lives? Honor Dr. King’s legacy this MLK Day by signing up to give blood.

Monday, January 19, 1-7pm Register at sjjcc.org/blooddrive

RANDOM ACTS OF KINDNESS DAY

Participate in a service project for Random Acts of Kindness Day.

Monday, February 16, 10:30am-12pm

Learn more at sjjcc.org/volunteer Center for Community Engagement

HOST FAMILIES

Host a Shinshin for four months and bring Israeli culture right into your home. If you’re interested in becoming a host family, please contact Alissa Dwek, RCFI Coordinator, adwek@sjjcc.org.

Randie Waldbaum Malinsky Center for Israel

INTERNATIONAL HOLOCAUST MEMORIAL

DAY: ZIKARON BASALON

Join us for an intimate gathering with Holocaust survivor Manny Korman to remember this meaningful day.

Tuesday, January 27, 6pm

Ruth & Saul Weinberger Center for Jewish Life + Learning

FREE, INDIVIDUALIZED SUPPORT FOR ANYONE FACING CANCER— AT ANY STAGE

We’re here for you and your loved ones with exercise classes, counseling, workshops, and discussion groups. Our new Younger Adult Cancer Connection offers specialized programs for ages 18-49, including support groups, nutrition classes, and creative workshops.

Learn more at sjjcc.org/cancerwellness

Nancy Marx Cancer Wellness Center

FOR THOSE WITH A CANCER DIAGNOSIS

COFFEE + CONNECTION

Meet new people, share stories, and enjoy a meaningful activity or craft together.

Thursdays, 11:30am-1pm January 15 and February 15

THE THINKING PATIENT

Become an informed and proactive participant in managing your health care with Dana Sherwin, founder of The Thinking Patient, LLC, a professional services firm providing resources to enhance patient-physician communication.

Tuesday, January 27, 1:30-3pm

LAWRENCE ROSENBLOOM CARE DAY SYMPOSIUM

Is someone you love living with Alzheimer’s, dementia, or Parkinson’s? Save the date for an empowering day with a world-renowned dementia care trainer, an expert panel, and a resource fair.

Sunday, April 19, 10am-2pm

Learn more at sjjcc.org/careday

Fay J. Lindner Senior Services Center—Adult Day Programs and Family Care Connect Powered by National Mah Jongg League

THE BENEFITS OF ACUPUNCTURE

Licensed acupuncturist Jenn Chasin introduces the principles of acupuncture and Chinese medicine and explains how these practices support overall wellness.

Thursday, February 12, 12-1:30pm

Our licensed social workers are here to listen, support you through life’s ups and downs, and guide you toward personalized solutions that support your well-being. By combining Jewish values with modern social work techniques, our Warm Line provides

• Emotional support

• Referrals to clinical services

• Practical assistance

• Social connections and engagement

• Food assistance

• Transportation resources

• Education on mental health and conditions and treatment options

Funded by UJA’s Jewish Community Support Grant Jack Nadel Social Services Center

FUELING BOLD IDEAS, SPARKING MEANINGFUL CHANGE!

Since 2004, the Annette & Sheldon A. Sinett BASICS Fund has provided seed funding for over 80 innovative and necessary programs conceived by Sid Jacobson JCC staff.

Thanks to their generosity, thousands of individuals and families in our community have been positively impacted as they navigate life’s many challenges. We are deeply grateful for their ongoing support and belief in bold ideas that drive meaningful change.

To learn how you can support the BASICS Fund and help bring new ideas to life, please contact Francine Stephens at fstephens@sjjcc.org.