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Jewish Children's Regional Service
(formerly the Jewish Children's Home)
Serving Jewish Children in:
ALABAMA - ARKANSAS - LOUISIANA - MISSISSIPPI - OKLAHOMA - TENNESSEE - TEXAS

 

 

 

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JCRS will receive 100% of royalty proceeds from your book purchase!

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2010 SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATION DEADLINES:

Undergraduate College:
(for 2010-11
Academic Year)

May 31, 2010

Overnight Camp:

February 1, 2010

Special Needs:

Funding decisions for special needs made several times a year.
   
 
JCRS Sponsors visit of Dr. Mark Plotkin,
World-Renowned, Scientist, Adventurer and Conservationist

Native New-Orleanian, and world-famous scientist, adventurer and conservationist, 

Dr. Mark J. Plotkin
(click on underlined above link for bio)

will address our local community

on Sunday morning, March 21, at 11 AM
at Temple Sinai.

His talk is free and open to the public.
After his address there will be a book signing.

His address is entitled "Saving the Rainforest, New Jungle Medicines, and Tikkun Olam"
." Dr Plotkin's scientific career has centered around his personal voyages into the rainforests of South and Central America and his studies with individual jungle shamans to learn the existence of various plants and their curative powers. He is the recipient of numerous national and international awards for science and conservation and the author of 4 books. He has appeared as the subject of interviews on all major national networks, and many scientific publications. A former executive with the World Wildlife Fund, he is now president of the Amazon Conservation Team.

Dr. Plotkin's address is the final portion of the Annual Regional Board Meeting of the Jewish Children's Regional Service. Not only is Mark Plotkin a former JCRS college aid recipient and "success story," but his father, the late George Plotkin, was reared in the former Jewish Children's Home, the agency from which JCRS has evolved. For more details about his visit, contact the JCRS at 828-6334 or contact ned.jcrs@yahoo.com

 

Four Prominent Greater New Orleanians
Are Now Memorialized Through New Scholarship Funds at JCRS

Dr. Gerald Posner

Dr. Mollie Wallick

I. Jay Krieger

Michael Yuspeh

            In the past eighteen months, four prominent Greater New Orleanians, have been memorialized at the Jewish Children's Regional Service through new scholarship funds to help Jewish youth.

            All four individuals, Dr. Gerald Posner, Dr. Mollie Wallick, Michael Yuspeh and I. Jay Krieger, were active Board Members, officers or volunteers for the JCRS during their lifetimes, and funds were created in their memory through the generosity of their family members or through a bequest. read more...>>


 
 

 
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The Jewish Children's Regional Service (JCRS) is a social work agency and charitable fund providing help in the way of scholarships for Jewish summer camp programs, grants and no-interest loans for college, Jewish family counseling and referral, and tuition assistance and other aid for Jewish children with physical, emotional, and/or learning disabilities.  We serve Jewish children and young adults living in the seven Southern states of Alabama, Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Oklahoma, Tennessee, and Texas. To see how we help and what we have done recently, please select the About Us option.

The agency began as an orphanage in 1855 and is currently the oldest, existing Jewish child welfare organization in the United States. We are also the only regional Jewish child welfare agency in the US. For more details about the origins of the JCRS, please select History .

Primary services include the JCRS Programs for scholarships for college education, overnight camps, and special needs.  The agency also conducts adoptive home studies and consults on developmental problems and issues related to the development and needs of children.   For an overview of the individual Scholarship Programs, qualification requirements, and the application procedures, please select Programs.


 

For many Jewish children, the JCRS is the agency of last resort when it comes to providing the funds for needed services.  We are able to continue doing so mainly through the kindness and generosity of individual givers, such as you, and those wonderful, compassionate people who have remembered the children and the JCRS in their Wills and Trusts.  For information on how you can help, please select Giving .

What else can you do to help?  Please select How To Help  to see the ways you can make a difference.

 

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