Our website is being updated. To contact us, call 315-446-9111 ext.234, email info@sjfs.org or visit us on Facebook.

SJFS Staff

Administration

Judith Huober, MS
Director
x.236

Peg Miller, LMSW
Intern Coordinator
x.166

Ellen Somers, LMHC
Assistant Director
x.225

Kristina Vanderwerf
Business Manager
x.196

Nancy Bloeser
Project Coordinator
x.226

Care Management

Deborah Ellis
Kosher Meals on Wheels Coordinator
x.256

Rob Hoston
E.I.S.E.P. Case Manager
x.229

Evelyn Harris Kinsey, MSW
Solutions Care Manager
x.230

Marianne Knych
E.I.S.E.P. Program
x.233

Janice Estey
Solutions Care Manager
x.231

Community Mental Health, BeWell Initiative

David Donaghy, LCSW-R
Social Worker, Intake Coordinator
x.227

Bertha Jacobs, LCSW-R
Social Worker
x.235

Larry Crinnin
BeWell Program Associate
x.234

Gina Davis
BeWell Program Associate, M-Power U
x.234

Peg Miller, LMSW
BeWell Initiative Coordinator
x.166

Transportation

Robert Lee
Driver
x.234

Volunteers, Education and Outreach, Exceptional Needs

Deborah Ellis
Coordinator
x.256

Upcoming Events

Center for Healthy Living/OASIS classes

Enroll through Syracuse OASIS at www.upstate.oasisnet.org
o Sundays, 1/19; 2/16; 3/22; and 4/26, from 3pm - 5:30pm: “Views on Aging: Through the Movie Lens”, with SJFS Director Judith Huober, MS

o Wednesdays, 226-4/1, from 1:30pm - 3:00pm, “Zen and the Art of Graceful Aging” with Peg Miller, LMSW (at Fayetteville Library)

o Tuesday, 1/28 from 3:30pm - 4:30pm, “A Taste of Mind Aerobics” with Ellen Somers, LMHC (free)
o Tues-Thurs, 2/25-5/14, 3:30pm - 5:00pm, "Mind AerobicsTM: Mind Sharpener with Ellen Somers. Pre-screening required; contact Ellen at 315-446-9111, x225

New! M-Power U Now Enrolling for Parkinson's Community

Enrolling now: M-Power UA Learning Community for Early Memory Loss: A Parkinson's Community, on Tuesdays from 9:30am to 1:30pm at Menorah Park. Launching in January 2020. Contact SJFS Assistant Director Ellen Somers at x. 225 to make an appointment for screening and information!

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For Generations Past, Present and Future