Jewish Community

We’re here to help San Diego’s Jewish Community access critical services, improve mental health and wellness, and move forward with dignity. At the heart of our approach is more than 100 years of unique cultural expertise and vital assistance to Jewish community members during their most challenging times.

A Home for Tikkun Olam (Repairing the World) and community connection. Here you’ll find volunteer opportunities, participate in community-wide engagement, and discover meaningful and authentic Jewish conversations.

Eligibility Requirements
Services are available to Jewish community members. A Jewish community member is defined as one of the following:

Lives in San Diego full-time as is at least 18 years of age
An individual who self-identifies as Jewish
A member of a household where at least one individual identifies as Jewish
An employee of a local Jewish organization (synagogue, school, agency/nonprofit, etc)

Take the Next Step

If you are a member of the Jewish community and need support, we’re here for you.

Connect with our dedicated staff directly at (858) 637‑3018 or contact us online.

Learn more about our Jewish Community Services

We know asking for help can be difficult. Our Jewish Community Resource Navigators will work with you to address immediate needs and to create a plan to support your journey to move forward. Connect with our dedicated staff directly at (858) 637‑3018 or contact us online.

Supporting Our Survivors (SOS)

We provide comprehensive support services to help Holocaust Survivors maintain their health, independence, and connection to the community throughout San Diego and Orange County.

JFS-David Rubenstein Memorial Scholarship

Provides financial aid to Jewish students in San Diego for college or vocational school, based on academic performance, community involvement, and financial need.

Jewish Friendly Match

Our Jewish Friendly Match Program pairs Jewish older adults with caring volunteers who provide companionship and a steady connection to the community through regular visits that uplift both individuals.

Volunteer Opportunities

Join others in living Tikkun Olam (repairing the world) and putting our shared Jewish values into action by participating in volunteer projects that strengthen our community and do good.

About Jewish Community Services

We provide critical services to the Jewish community including older adults, Holocaust Survivors, and Jewish individuals and families during their most challenging times. Each individual has a story. And in recognizing that, our approach honors the dignity of every unique person who turns to us.