Thinking About Adopting?
As a full service adoption agency, JFS is there for you during every step of
the adoption process. We are always available for a free consultation. Jewish
Family service is licensed by the State of Connecticut to provide
several adoption services.
Who We Are
Jewish Family Service, established in 1922, is the oldest Jewish
social service agency in Eastern Fairfield County.
Our purpose is to preserve and strengthen the quality of life of individuals and families in our community, in accordance with Jewish values. A broad array of high quality services is provided in a compassionate, professional and cost effective environment of excellence.
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Considering adoption? We are here to help!
Our staff is your partner in the process.
We are “fast and friendly”. We are also
known for our knowledge, sensitivity,
and relationships that we develop with
our clients. We are there to hold your
hand through every step of the adoption
process.
Pregnant?
Unsure what to do? Why not consider adoption. We can help!
Next Year a Baby Could be in Your Arms
Interested in Adoption? Join Barbara Paris of Jewish Family Service, Inc.
and several local families who have recently adopted, for an informational
meeting about the various adoption options available to Connecticut residents.
The meeting will take place on Wednesday, May 11th at 6:30 P.M. at the Fairfield
Woods Library located at 1147 Fairfield Woods Rd, Fairfield, CT. The meeting is
free and open to all.
Jewish Family Service Inc. marks 93 years
Many local newspapers recently ran an article entitled "Jewish Family
Service celebrates 40 years." This article has led to much confusion
because the agency referenced in the article is legally named Jewish
Family Service of Stamford. However...
Post Holocaust Art-Jewish Symbols on Paper and Wood
As part of the community's Holocaust Remembrance activities, this exhibit explores different ways that
traditional Jewish symbols are portrayed by Post-Holocaust artists.