They include schooling and help with basic needs. They are also sensitive and responsive to the ever changing needs of Metropolitan Toronto's 170,000 strong, Jewish community. Their services are offered for every age, social and economic background. Many of their services are offered in Hebrew, Yiddish, Russian, and French, reflecting the changing face of the Jewish community. They have never denied anyone assistance because of an inability to pay.
Volunteers are the front line staff who dispense information.
Professional back-up is available to assist. JIS is a service of the Jewish Federation of Greater Toronto. You're in luck. Job offerings given right here. The Kehilla Residential Programme was created to implement housing policies of the UJA Federation, Toronto, in response to the growing need to better house the Jewish community.