 JF&CS makes it possible for people with disabilities to enjoy the special Shabbat dinner meal and is looking for volunteers to help.
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 On Wednesday I spoke before the Joint Committee on Children, Families and Persons with Disabilities at the State House about a proposed change in the clinical standards that determine eligibility for adult services.
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 On November 3, more than 250 friends of JF&CS Services for People with Disabilities gathered at the Four Seasons Hotel Boston for the 2011 CHAI Celebration.
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 The Special Needs Education Resource Center provides critical education, family support, and specialized medical consultation services to disabled children and their families in Ukraine.
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 Raising a child with disabilities is inevitably a challenge. Having a child who is leaving the special education system in these tough budgetary times is especially daunting.
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 One of the biggest aspects of the CHAI Works program is volunteering. Our participants and staff contribute more than 500 hours/week to more than 20 community organizations.
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 Evan Taylor, a client of the JF&CS CHAI Day Program, was the featured pianist at the 2010 Walk Now for Autism Speaks Greater Boston Awards Dinner at Fenway Park.
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 Join us in acknowledging this special month designated to honor our Jewish friends and family members who have disabilities or special needs.
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 Services for People with Disabilities celebrated the Festival of Lights at its annual Chanukkah party held at the JF&CS Headquarters in Waltham.
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 CHAI Works offers a wide range of vocational skill building, educational, and fitness opportunities throughout the week, including a spirituality class, which wrote a Thanksgiving poem.
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