case management

Our Case Management programs are dedicated to providing services critical to the physical, emotional, and spiritual well-being of our clients. Professional case managers work to empower each client to reach a higher level of functioning.

Programs and Services

Breast Cancer Case Management - Our Breast Cancer Case Manager, funded by Susan G. Komen for the Cure, is dedicated to offering specialized assistance and support during the difficult and overwhelming period after receiving a breast cancer diagnosis. The case manager works with each client in their own home or community, based on individual needs.

Crisis, Medical, and Psychiatric Case Management - Our Case Managers work with Jewish individuals and families who come to our program with an array of needs, including:

• Financial emergencies
• Lack of housing/homelessness
• Food insufficiency
• Unemployment/Vocational Needs
• Medical concerns or need for resources
• Legal issues
• Mental health challenges
• Drug or substance abuse

Employment & Career Services - Assists clients with obtaining the necessary tools for a successful job search. Services include educational workshops, personalized job search assistance, resume writing, and networking opportunities. Additional services for Jewish clients.

Financial Literacy Services - A variety of JFS programs offer financial workshops from basic financial literacy to considering bankruptcy. We work to empower our clients to remain or return to self-sufficiency.

Hand Up Youth Food Pantry - Distributes food throughout San Diego County with a case manager on site to provide necessary referrals and resources for clients with additional needs.

Intensive Psychiatric Case Management - Provides extensive weekly case management services in the community for Jewish clients diagnosed with a serious mental illness.

Military Case Management – Offers individualized assistance to military families who are having difficulty financially meeting their basic needs.

Project SARAH Case Management – Provides crisis intervention, crucial resources, and supportive services to individuals and families impacted by domestic violence.

Ways to Work
Ways to Work program provides low-interest car loans and education to credit-challenged, working families. Our loan program not only strives to improve family situations, but also to promote financial literacy and long-term stability.