Jewish Vocational Service

Jewish Vocational Service

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About Us

JVS was established in 1949 to assist Holocaust survivors, refugees and those returning from WWII, enabling them to build better lives in the United States. Today, our programs meet the needs of all who face barriers to employment. Whether it is coaching a client on how to request a disability accommodation from their employer or helping a newly-arrived refugee enroll their children in school, JVS works to empower people to address challenges to their self-sufficiency.

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2013 Global Table Fundraiser
Refugee Day at the Zoo

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Clinical Case Manager
Category: Social Services
Overview The Clinical Case Manager provides therapeutic case management and direct therapy for refugee and immigrant clients, including evaluation and assessment, access to mental and physical health services, safety planning for clients experiencing a mental health crisis or domestic violence, increasing knowledge of immigrant rights and the adjustment experience, and increased ...read more
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Phone:(816) 471-2808
Fax:(816) 471-2930