Children of full-time Jewish professionals at an eligible Jewish non-profit organization in Atlanta may be eligible for up to a 50% tuition reduction at participating Atlanta Jewish day schools and high school.

In the confusing world of programs and services for older adults, we are happy to provide information and referrals to get you the assistance you need. Our partners at JF&CS Aviv Older Adult Services provide referrals to the community resources that best fit your needs through AgeWell Atlanta, a multi-agency collaborative resource created to help older adults live and age well. AgeWell Atlanta offers an information hotline where a knowledgeable specialist will answer your questions and help you connect with aging-specific services. Call us at 1.866.AGE.WELL.

JInnovate fosters creativity and growth within the Jewish community by supporting innovative projects and ideas that address evolving community needs and drive positive change.

The Holocaust Survivor Support Fund (HSSF) provides funding for critical assistance to Holocaust survivors in need,<br /> ensuring they receive essential support, dignity, and comfort in their later years. Ranging in age from 80 to 101, with<br /> the average age of 87 years old, at least 150 of the more than 250 Holocaust survivors in Georgia and 110 in the<br /> Southeast regional program supported out of Atlanta receive financial, social, or support services. Approximately<br /> 25% of survivors have annual incomes that fall below the Federal Poverty Level. As survivors’ needs increase each<br /> year, so do the funding gaps.

JAccess provides a network of resources, programs, and advocacy to support individuals with disabilities and their families, fostering a Jewish community that values inclusivity and accessibility. JAccess celebrates each individual’s uniqueness and amplifies the voices and experiences of people with disabilities.

The Jewish Education Tax Credit enables deserving students to access high-quality Jewish education by providing essential tuition assistance, funded through Georgia state income tax credits. It's the only program in Georgia that provides student scholarships exclusively to Jewish schools.

JLearn is transforming Jewish education in Atlanta by fostering strong Jewish identities and literacy for both children and families, reaching affiliated and unaffiliated learners alike. Through collaboration, investment in educator talent, and innovative new models, JLearn is building a vibrant and inclusive Jewish future for our community.

The Secure Community Network (SCN) works to protect the Jewish community in Atlanta by enhancing security measures, providing training, and combating antisemitism to ensure a safe and inclusive environment for all.