JCCA’s Health Home PSA highlights a person‑centered approach to family care in New York City, starting with a simple question: “Is your child struggling?” It introduces a dedicated care coordinator who manages your child's physical, mental, and social service needs—scheduling appointments, supporting treatment plans, and offering condition‑specific guidance. Coordinators also connect families to community resources and stable housing, help with public benefits enrollment and renewals, and arrange hospital follow‑up and discharge planning. To learn more or sign up, scan the QR code or contact hhscintake@jccany.org • 718‑859‑4500.
JCCA, formerly known as Jewish Child Care Association, provides comprehensive care to thousands of children, young people and families who come from New York’s diverse communities. Since 1822, they have embraced those who need them most.
Their programs include foster and residential care, educational assistance and remediation, case management for young people with mental health challenges and services to families to prevent child abuse and maltreatment. JCCA offers safety, stability and lifesaving support to help our clients transform their lives. JCCA programs help more than 17,000 children and families annually.
They are one of the oldest, most distinguished child and family services organizations in the nation.
