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Recent News

6/25/08 - This is JFGH's
fourth year teaming up with
the Hebrew Home of Greater Washington to raise funds (more...)

6/18/08 - JFGH dedicates new headquarters; honors co-founders Joy W. and S. Robert Cohen (more...)

6/13/09 - JFGH honors area attorneys for providing pro
bono services (more...)

5/4/08 - JFGH will be one of 3 charity beneficiaries selected
for the building trade
industry's prestigious
fundraiser (more...)

4/30/08 - JFGH receives top, four-star rating (more...)

Upcoming Events

9/24/08 - JFGH's Annual Meeting (more...)

9/28/08 - Home Run
(more...)


10/28/08 - JFGH's Annual
Gala (more...)

11/8/08 - Builders Ball
(more...)

JFGH Admissions Process

If you or someone you know is interested in receiving residential services from JFGH, the first step would be to call Director of Programs Rebecca Rubin, LCSW-C. During the initial conversation with Rebecca, she will answer any questions you have about JFGH and will obtain basic information from you regarding the individual in need of services. Rebecca will send a packet of information to you, including an application for services, a JFGH handbook, and other JFGH literature.

Once you have completed the application, you should mail it back to Rebecca along with the $75 application fee. It would be helpful to include other important information such as a copy of recent medical exams, psychological testing, individual plans, and DDA funding correspondences. Rebecca will then process your application and send a confirmation letter that lets you know that JFGH has received the application and the individual needing services has been placed on the Active Waiting List.

When an opening becomes available that meets the need of the individual on the Active Waiting List, you will be notified by Rebecca and will be invited to meet for an interview. Several individuals and their families will be interviewed for one vacancy, and will then be presented to the Admissions, Review and Discharge (ARD) Committee who will decide which individual will be offered placement.

The length of time that an individual waits for placement varies. Preference is given to those individuals who have been waiting the longest; however, it is more crucial that the vacancy be one that meets the needs of the individual. JFGH sends out an Update form every other year to ensure that the individual files are current. At any time a family member or interested party can call Rebecca to update information, inquire about availability, or request general information.

There is a $95 annual fee for all waiting list applicants. This fee helps support many of the programs and presentations JFGH offers to Waiting List Families and Advocates throughout the year.

Rebecca can be reached by phone at (301) 984-3839 extension 6003, or click here.

 

 
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