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For many older adults, Medicare is one of the most confusing systems they will ever have to navigate. With premiums, deductibles, coinsurance, prescription formularies, and enrollment periods, even the terminology alone can be overwhelming. When one single misstep can mean paying hundreds of dollars more than necessary or losing coverage altogether, the stakes could not be higher for the [...]

In December 1973, a small group of Coney Island neighbors came together with a simple goal: to make sure no one in their community was left behind. Coney Island was in the middle of a difficult chapter; urban decay, failed renewal projects, reduced housing, and a wave of departures had left behind a population of residents who were too [...]

August marks National Wellness Month, a nationwide reminder to pause and prioritize the habits, resources, and support systems that help us live healthier, fuller lives. At JCCGCI, wellness has never been a seasonal conversation. It's the foundation of nearly everything we do, whether that's showing up for someone navigating a hard season, helping a neighbor build a more stable [...]

📸 Cover photo: Mordy Photos  David Einhorn was not only a survivor of the Holocaust, he was also a beloved community leader who learned how to transform his suffering into a message of hope. He spent many years working with students and young adults, recounting his experiences and emphasizing the importance of Holocaust education, especially among the youth. He [...]

The Holocaust Survivor Services Program of JCCGCI is not only the largest program at the organization, but it’s also the largest Holocaust survivor social service provider in the country, working to provide a life of comfort and purpose for victims of one of history’s greatest tragedies. We take great pride in being able to lead such a meaningful initiative [...]