Jewish Family & Children's Service

Since 1941, we have helped individuals and families in crisis, children and adults who have experienced trauma, people with disabilities, frail and elderly adults, and neighbors without basic necessities. Our clients come from all age groups, economic backgrounds and all beliefs.

We aspire to have a community in which all families and individuals are empowered, self-sufficient, capable of overcoming challenges, contribute to the community and feel respected and valued.We are a non-profit agency that provides quality social and behavioral health services to the Jewish and greater Tucson community.

You can self-refer for counseling services! We accept all three of the AHCCCS health plans, as well as traditional Medicare. We also have a self-pay option for clients who are not eligible for state or federally funded insurance. You no longer need a referral from an outside agency to receive services at JFCS.

Our employees support the vision, mission, and values of our agency and they are integral to the support we provide to the greater Tucson community. We are small in numbers, but big in the contributions each of us make. JFCS is an equal opportunity employer. The Clinical Supervisor will provide guidance, support, and supervision to other clinical therapists.

Through this program, we can pay directly for the full or partial purchase of new durable home medical equipment (DME) for people with a demonstrated need for financial support. Documents needed: photo ID, proof of income, and a health insurance information card if you have one. Please note: We do not have equipment on site and we do not loan equipment through this program.

Our care managers provide compassionate and professional guidance when you are faced with difficult decisions. We explain options and help you and your loved ones plan for now and the future.

We can help you prioritize needs, develop care plans, set up needed services and referrals, manage multiple providers, and ensure that your plan works for you and your family when, for example, a family member is suddenly overwhelmed with tasks of daily living, a move to a new housing situation is imminent, family members can't agree on what is best for a loved one, and when acute medical experiences require intensive follow up.