 The success of JF&CS programs depends on many factors. But one of our most important success factors is the people on the front lines, our clinicians.
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 With an ever-growing community of those in need, JF&CS continues to change, adding new initiatives and expanding existing programs.
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Intuitively and anecdotally we know we are doing good. But how
good? And for how long? We have decided
to find the answers to these critical questions.
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 I am pleased to announce that JF&CS is expanding and enhancing the
scope of services available to the community through our affiliation with
Jewish Family Service of Worcester.
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Thank you to all our volunteers for generously sharing your energy, expertise, and compassion with those in need. We would not be able to do our work without you.
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 Rimma Zelfand, chief executive officer of JF&CS, along with approximately 20 other Jewish organizational and lay leaders, recently met with Senator Scott Brown.
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 I believe JF&CS is poised to make great strides in 2012. We are ready to build on the strong foundation created by former CEO Sy Friedland.
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Last month I succeeded Sy Friedland as CEO of JF&CS. Although the name on the door is changing, our passion for helping vulnerable people live with dignity will stay the same.
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 It was recently announced to the board and staff of JF&CS that Sy Friedland, who has led the agency for the last 17 years, will be retiring at the end of September 2011.
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