The program is ongoing, participants themselves identify their needs, and desires, and JDCC makes every effort to follow through. We also assist in bris and funerals when requested. Event attendance usually numbers from 30-50, and we find participants request more and more programming. The primary means of keeping Jewish deaf people in touch with Judaism and JDCC activities has been through the 'JDCC News', a publication that we distribute six times a year at no cost to over 300 Jewish deaf residents throughout Southern California. JDCC News is the official publication of the Jewish Deaf Community Center, and is published bi-monthly.
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JDCC is not affiliated with any specific branch of Judaism. We invite Rabbis from different Judaism branches. We accept and respect all Jewish deaf people regardless of which branch of Judaism, whether it is Orthodox, Conservative, Reform,or Reconstructionist. JDCC is not associated with the Jewish Community Center in any way. We are an independent non-profit organization.