A letter from the CEO and President

Dear Friends,

On behalf of the staff and board of directors of Jewish Family Services of Delaware (JFS), we thank you all for your continued support of and interest in JFS and our commitment to providing critical behavioralhealth and social services to our community’s most vulnerable and economically marginalized populations. 2012 proved to be a year of renewal and revitalization as the agency emerged successful from theebbing global economic downturn.

Like all other businesses, JFS felt the recession’s effects since 2009 through increased demands for vital services while experiencing decreases in funding support from individuals, corporations, and govern-mental agencies. As an agency that prides itself on its fiduciary competence and consistency in strategic planning, JFS was able to actually increase our service levels and remain financially stable throughouta difficult funding environment.

I ask not for a lighter burden, but for broader shoulders. – Jewish Proverb

With leadership from the board of directors, JFS seized upon the opportunity throughout 2012 to garner momentum and participate in the nation’s economic recovery. 2012 was a year of repositioning, and JFSworked toward ensuring financial sustainability and growing the agency.

In 2012, JFS launched the Brandywine Village Network, which is Delaware's only member- and volunteer-driven “concierge association” devoted to vibrant aging in New Castle County. We are proud that, to-date, we have served 90 members, representing over one thousand points of service for aging adults offered through a coordinated group of over 95 dedicated volunteers.

Our Youth Development Department increased its staffing and capacity as it added an intensive care management and mentoring component targeting “proven-risk”, adjudicated youth in the process of reenter-ing the community from incarceration. The program’s structure is based on an “ecological” approach which acknowledges the pressures faced by youth as they attempt to precariously balance family, school,street, and society as they return to their communities-of-origin. The defining feature of mentoring services is the promise of unconditional support coupled with unrelenting dedication to participating youth.Early outcomes are indicating that services are working, as over 85% of participating youth have some measure of success, whether it be successful reintegration into school, new employment, and/or remain-ing crime free.

JFS’ behavioral health and counseling department began to take a new shape in 2012, and since then, our mental health services have been completely re-structured to become financially self-sustaining in2013. This is being achieved without compromising availability of behavioral health treatment services to those who are uninsured or who are very-low or low-income.

In the middle of difficulty lies opportunity. – Albert Einstein

JFS succeeded in maintaining its administrative costs under 14% in 2012, which illustrates our effective management, exemplifies our financial efficiency, and informs our conscious position as a community-based, not-for-profit service provider.

As the agency continues to maneuver through 2013 and beyond, we have strategically committed to continued expansion and deepening of our contributions to the vulnerable populations of Delaware. Our vi-sion for the agency is to use our evolving position as a key social service provider in Delaware to strengthen the support available to our most underserved populations.

Thank you for your continued support.

Dory Zatuchni Alan HorowitzChief Executive Officer President, Board of Directors

Nicole AkromasAnne AlemanRena (Riki) ApplebaumLillian BalickRuth BalickNathan BarnettVictoria BlackLiz BonomoMyrle BoweCortez BrokenbroughGloria T. BrownJudy BrownMarcie BuckinghamJoan BudrowLuis Cáceres-GarcíaJoann CallaghanMeg CampbellTheresa CancroMolly CohenSandie CooperKaryn CortezAllison CrowlBugra CuhadaroglvAndrew DannerIrene DavisNancy DevineBob DickolLaura DickolKim DonahueNolan DonahueEve DowningDiane DurbanSandra DuszakSherri Evans-StantonJackie FeldmanPhilip FeldmanSusan FoxDavid FruchtmanEthan FruchtmanMaddie FruchtmanSheila GardnerAlisa Garnek

Leba GittelmanEd GittelmanJoe GoldbergLynn GoldbergLexi GoldbergJoe GoldbergEd GootzaitLillian GrayMichele GreeneJasmine GriffinRuth GrulichLexi HarrisonDeneen HartEvelyn HayesJerry HeislerJosh HeislerRachel HeislerRebecca HeislerDustin HertzogGrace HoganBrianna Holmes-PhillipsElspeth HynesRick HynesTerri KaplanRobin Karol-EngFred KatzTsahai KebedeAndrew KeenerCatherine KellySnookie KennedyDeb KesslerMarty KirkSusan KreshtoolBethany KutzBrett LaFaveMary LaFaveLawrence LambornJordan LazaroffLucas LeoneDanna LevyKeenan LiebKelly Lyons

Daniel LyonsMyra MackJillyan MagermanJim MaloneyMarti MaloneyBertha Martinez de la PazJune McBrideJulia McCarthyBriah McCutchenAron MegyeriMike MeleRyan MeredithLisa MillerMisty MitchellMaryann MonheitElisa Komins MorrisMichael NesnowLeslie NewmanCasey NiemelaEmily NisbetMarlene OrnstonChuck OstroffAmar PadmanabhuniGina PaladinettiFaith PattersonFredda PennockPaul PennockChristie PenqueNorm PernickPaula PernickMarilyn PfeifferHuguette PihaPerry PolssMeghan PowersMyrtle QuesenberryJennifer RandolphCarolyn RayJose RieraLuz del Carmen RieraMargaret RosenbaumHelen RubinAnne Sachs

Cecilia SalkovitzHarvey SalkovitzRichard SalterLisa ScarolaBarbara SchneiderWade ScottKaren ShieldsLydia SierraEli SigmanLinda SigmanMichael SigmanRobbie SimonEvelyn SmithJennifer StaciJennifer SteinbergDorothy SterlingMark StevensonAnn StevensonKathy UknisDeborah VandiverKaci WalklettIrene WalshNasir WhittingtonMaryann WilliamsLeslie WillsteinMarissa WillsteinRoger WillsteinStefanie WillsteinLinden WolfAudrey XuAbee YousafzaiMaria ZakulaHelene ZinckgrafZack ZinnerLibby ZurkowTed Zutz

Young Leadership Division of the Jewish Federation

Local Scout TroopsDaisy Scout Troop 739Fox Rehabilitation ServicesB’nai B’rith Youth Organization NewarkBrandywine Village Network

Advisory Council

Marti and Jim Maloney, JFS Volunteers of the Year 2012

Volunteers

Jewish Family Services of DelawareBoard of Directors

OfficersAlan Horowitz, President

Deborah Komins Ross, First Vice PresidentJordan Hullman, Second Vice President

Ben Schwartz, SecretaryValerie Middlebrooks, Vice President of Finance

Arlene Wilson, Past President

MembersRegina Kerr Alonzo

Andye DaleyJoy Davis

Rabbi Brian EngLarry KlepnerBecky Rosen

We apologize for any names that were inadvertently omitted from this list.

Thank you to the Wilk and Pernick Families for their contribution to our Community Garden in honorof Judy Wilk. Thank you to Sherri Evans-Stanton who designed and planted the vegetation.

JFS is dedicated to providing the highest quality of mental health services with the utmost integrity. JFS embraces each client’s unique perspectives, culture, learning styles, behavioral needs, and clinical goals byutilizing a variety of theoretical approaches and interventions based on evidence-based practices. All treatment approaches are informed by currentprinciples and research of human development and neurodevelopment. Our commitment to innovative, quality clinical care is demonstrated through thetrauma-informed services and relationship-based treatment offered at JFS’sNewark and Wilmington locations.

• 1,280 unduplicated individuals served.• 7,843 clinical sessions were conducted.• 80% of all referrals culminated in new clients.• 53% of all clients served in 2012 were youth under the age of 20.• 103 parents successfully completed the Healing Hearts program, the

parenting education class for separating and divorcing parents.

Outpatient Mental Health ServicesAt 43, “Susan X” began to recognize a life-long and unhealthy pattern in relationships with her closest friends, family members, and co-workers. Aftera bitter divorce in 2011 which left her alone to raise two children, Susan decided she wanted to break this cycle of instability to ensure that her kidswould be raised in a secure emotional environment. In early 2012, she sought therapy at JFS at the recommendation of a friend, and began seeing a counselor. Every other week, her sessions included her children, thus creating a family-based therapeutic environment. Susan was diagnosed withbipolar disorder, which finally put a name and treatment plan to her dysfunctional pattern of behavior.

Today, Susan is properly medicated under the care of our in-house psychiatristand is continuing to see her JFS therapist every other week. Her childrenhave begun to flourish both socially and academically, the stigma of acknowledging a mental illness was eradicated, and for the first time in heradulthood, Susan can see a bright and stable future for her and her children.

The Care Management department of JFS is a family of services whichtruly embraces the mission of JFS to assist in improving people’s livesand life prospects. All of Care Management’s programs target vulnerable populations, including the aging, very-low and low-income families, victims of domestic violence, and émigrés. Care Management includes programs suchas Promoting Safe and Stable Families which works towards family unificationand crisis alleviation, SNAP (Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program) whichhelps to end food instability, émigré services which assist new Americans acculturate, and support groups for survivors of domestic abuse.

JFS’s Brandywine Village Network is Delaware's only member and volunteer driven "aging-in-place" initiative. The Village consists of profes-sionals, volunteers, and local businesses organized to support older adults whodesire to age-in-place in their homes. Membership in the BVN includes volunteerassistance with transportation, bill-paying, and light household repairs.

Care Management Services

BVN also offers professional care management services to assist in navigatinghealth care, insurance, and entitlement programs. Membership allows accessto a directory of preferred providers which are screened, vetted, and often discounted! Currently, there are 93 volunteers which serve its 70 members.

• 904 unduplicated individuals served.• 3,891 documented client contacts (42.5% were face-to-face).• 579 client interactions were in-home visits.• Client access to referrals and resources, benefits, and basic needs were

all maintained at above 90%.• 93% of clients remained independent in their community setting.• Over 90 individuals volunteered for JFS to serve aging adults.• 347 volunteer efforts completed.• Volunteer efforts included transportation, shopping and errand assistance,

yard work, pet care, and companionship visits.• 15 volunteers conducted over 70 classes and socialization groups, including

yoga, memoir writing, Spanish language, retirement planning, home safetyand fall prevention.

“All of the volunteers, like Evie, who have providedme with transportation and help around thehouse have been awesome. They arefun, interesting people, and I reallyappreciate all of their assistance.”

- Gordon (BVN Member far right)and Evie (BVN Volunteer)

“Phillip is a sweet, loving kind boy. Hewalks my dog because I’m no longer ableand, best of all, he does it willingly. He isso helpful. His mom takes me to the gro-cery store and even helped me go to the

store to buy a new coat! When I was inneed, Philip and his family came through

for me in an unexpected way and I am sograteful for the help I’ve been given.”

- Brandywine Village member

Jackie and Philip, Brandywine Village Network volunteers

Youth Development Services

Desmond is a 17-year-old from the Hilltop area of Wilmington. Since he was13, he and his family were forced to live transitionally from home to homestaying with friends and family who could provide temporary shelter. Duringthis difficult time, Desmond was expelled from school, and he fell prey to thelure of the drug dealing “game” on the streets, which ultimately landed him inside the walls of Ferris, Delaware’s only maximum security facility for juvenile offenders. While in Ferris, Desmond participated in JFS’s Media Matters program, during which he was introduced to JFS’s intensive Case Management and Mentoring program. With the help of a Care Manager,Desmond was able to create his own plan of action dictated by his personalgoals.

At almost a year after release, with the guidance and support from his CareManager, Desmond was able to re-enter high school in time to graduate withhis original class. He also was accepted to an IT certification program, a fieldof study that he identified early in his plan. Weeks away from completing thecertification program, Desmond landed a full time entry level job in the IT field.Now that the first set of goals in the service plan have been accomplished,Desmond is ready to begin moving to the next, applying to Delaware TechCommunity College where he plans to attend in 2014.

Our Youth Development services are engineered to holistically addressthe multitude of barriers faced by adjudicated youth upon release fromincarceration. JFS provides a multi-pronged approach to tackling the hurdlesfaced by juveniles as they reenter their communities-of-origin, including char-acter development, workforce skills training, and comprehensive case man-agement, mentoring and mental health treatment.

• 257 youth participated in Media Matters (project-based media literacy and digital media workforce development training skills).

• 108 youth participated in Future Net (workforce soft skills, job coaching, and GED attainment).

• 85% of youth in intensive Care Management found employment and/or completed workforce development programs.

• 11 original, pro-social songs and music videos were produced inside Ferris including topics such as suicide prevention, substance abuse, and breaking the cycle of incarceration.

• Participating youth produced a documentary film (“REEL Talk with Beau Biden”) highlighting Delaware’s Attorney General. The film debuted toan audience of over 200 at the Queen Theater in Wilmington.

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The Board of Directors with Beau Biden and JFS’s CEO Dory Zatuchni at REEL Talk at World Café Live at The Queen in Wilmington, September 12, 2012. Back row: Dory Zatuchni,

Larry Klepner, Rabbi Brian Eng, Beau Biden, Alan Horowitz, Regina Kerr Alonzo, Ben Schwartz.Front Row: Joy Davis, Arlene Wilson, Andye Daley, Becky Rosen, Debra Komins Ross

Beau Biden and the REEL Talk filmmakers at the 2012 REEL Talk event.

REEL Talk, a documentary video created and produced by adjudicated andat-risk youth who participate in JFS’s Youth Development program, represents the life-changing power of this prevention initiative. Studentswho complete this program acquire more than just technical skills. They gain avision of their own possibilities and strengths. We celebrate the creativity, motivation, and efforts of these young artists.

In 2012, REEL Talk featured Delaware’s Attorney General, Joseph Robinette“Beau” Biden III. Filmed at three different Delaware locations, the day started atthe State Fair in Harrington, followed by a luncheon at the Modern Maturity Center in Dover. The filming wrapped after the youth taped the Attorney Generalparticipating in a State Troopers Rank Promotions ceremony. Throughout it all,Beau was candid and gracious. He spoke to the young filmmakers about what itmeans to be the attorney general, his dreams for Delaware, his military experi-ence, and what it’s like to be part of Delaware’s “royal family”. You can viewREEL Talk at www.videocrib.org!

REEL Talk photos taken by Elisa Morris Photography.

Beau Biden and sister Ashley enjoy a privatemoment.

Welcoming the REEL Talk audience. Deb Komins Ross, Beau Biden, Becky Rosenand Ben Schwartz.

Émigré Services In 2011, Sabah Youkim and her two sons, Youssef Mikhael (20) and

Daniel (16), escaped the religious persecution they faced as Coptic

Christians in Egypt. Sabah, who holds a degree in accounting from CairoUniversity, recognized that continued education will be the key to not only hersuccess, but her sons’ successes, in the United States. Through Delaware’sOffice of Refugee Resettlement, the Youkim’s found their way to JFS’s émigréprogram, where Mr. Jones Williams (Émigré Program Director) was able to as-sist the family maneuver through Delaware’s educational systems, integrateinto our shared Delaware community, and seek employment opportunities.

Today, Daniel is enrolled and doing very well in Newark High School withhopes of entering the University of Delaware as a chemical engineering major,and Youssef is achieving straight A’s in biological studies at Del Tech and hasbeen recognized by his instructors and the dean as an excellent student.Mom is currently working on a nursing certification.

JFS continues to work with the family as they apply to transition theirimmigration status from that of refugee to permanent residency. Withassistance from JFS’s émigré program, it is hoped that they will allhave their “green cards” by the end of 2013.

Mr. Williams was able to assist fifty-seven (57) refugee families in2012, each with stories as interesting and inspirational as theYoukim’s. JFS is the only refugee assistance program of its type inDelaware, and our commitment to helping all of Delaware’s new Amer-icans deepens with each year.

Financial Overview

Community PartnershipsFOuNDATiONS AND GRANTSAppleby FoundationBank of America FoundationBlue Cross Blue Shield of DelawareCitizens Bank Foundation, Underwriters for the JFS Relief FundConcerned Physicians Fund of DelawareCinda A. Hallman Memorial FundFund for WomenKimmel-Spiller Charitable FoundationLongwood FoundationMilton & Hattie Kutz FoundationPollyanna FoundationSchwartz FoundationTD Bank FoundationWilmington Savings Fund Society Bank FoundationYouth Philanthropy Board of the DE Community Foundation

GOVERNMENT CONTRACTSDepartment of Services for Children, Youth, and their Families

Division of Family ServicesDivision of Prevention and Behavioral Health Services Division of Youth Rehabilitative Services

Department of Health and Social ServicesDivision of Medicaid and Medical Assistance Division of Services for Aging and Adults with Physical DisabilitiesRefugee Resettlement Program (Émigré Services)

Emergency Food and Shelter Program

MATCHiNG DONOR GiFT AGENCiESJP Morgan Chase Macy’sWells Fargo

LOCAL CONTRACTSAmerican Lung AssociationB’nai B’rith Senior HousingDelaware Aging NetworkDelaware Coalition Against Domestic ViolenceEdgemoor Community CenterMinistry of Caring

ALLOCATiONSJewish Federation of DelawareUnited Way of Delaware

3% Contributions3% United Way of Delaware

2% Jewish Federation of Delaware

39% Government

20% Grants30% Program Fees

2% Interest & Investments

43% Counseling31% Care Management

9% Youth Development17% Management & General

1% Other

$71,818$73,761

$47,500

$825,046

$422,729

$627,073

$33,450

$10,851Totals: $2,112,228

Revenues: Expenses:

$189,827

Totals: $2,050,995

$879,117

$350,598

$631,453

The 2011 audit was completed by Wheeler, Wholfenden andDwares, Certified Public Accountants. Comprehensive audit

information is available at www.jfsdelaware.org.

Thank you for your generosityGuardian (up to $10,000)Mr. and Mrs. Norman AerensonDr. Gerald Eng & Dr. Robin Karol-Eng

Pacesetter (up to $5,000)Anonymous - 2Dr. and Mrs. Henry WeinerMichelle and Glenn EngelmannDr. Joe and Dory GoldbergJudy and David HodasMr. and Mrs. David RossBill and Orly WallachMr. and Mrs. Edward WassermanMrs. Arlene C. Wilson

Patron (up to $1,000)Anonymous - 7Ms. Roberta GolinkoffAlan and Stacy HorowitzMr. and Mrs. Robert Jacobs Esq.Mr. and Mrs. Steven OgintzHon. Donald and Ethel ParsonsRegina and Jeffrey RubenPhilip Yates

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& Karen Jacobs LoudenDr. Mark and Adele CohenMr. and Mrs. Steven A. ColtonRobert and Sharon DickolPeggy Lubin EvantashPhyllis and Jim Feingold

Diana and Robert GelmanMr. and Mrs. Bert GreenThe Harad FamilyDr. and Mrs. Moses HochmanRabbi and Mrs. David B. KaplanMr. and Mrs. Martin LessnerEllen & Alan Levin Family FoundationAmy and Michael LevitonValerie MiddlebrooksMarcia Halperin and Norman MonhaitMr. and Mrs. Melvyn MonzackMr. and Mrs. Bruce NisbetMr. and Mrs. Robert Pincus Esq.Stephen B. PotterMichael and Becky RosenWendy and Philip ShlossmanMr. and Mrs. Bryan E. SilbermannGlenn and Laurie Selber SilversteinHarold ShafferAvie and Dan SilverMs. Eve SlapMr. and Mrs. Leonard StapenMr. and Mrs. Stephen StrassnerJames and Gael SzymanskiHelene and Stephen Tanny

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& Dr. Sandra HudakRabbi and Mrs. Peter GrumbacherNetty and Stan HartMrs. Pamela HoffmanMr. Mark IfshinBerta KerrDaniel KristolMr. and Mrs. Howard KristolDr. Gordon Manin & Dr. Margo WaitzKathe and Rich MorseFrancis M. Newell, IIIManny and Rita PanarMr. and Mrs. Norman L. Pernick Esq.Mr. and Mrs. Roger PernickCelina and Ronald S. RiebmanColette ScaggsBarbara H. SchoenbergNorman and Helen SchutzmanRuth SiegelLynne SuherJoel TauIris and Jack VinokurDr. and Mrs. Milton WahlMr. and Mrs. Scott WeilerMr. and Mrs. Stanley Weintraub

Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey D. WhiteDr. Howard and Judy WilkRoberta and Mel Woloshin

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Barbara H. SchoenbergLeonard SegalGeraldine SilberMary Beth SnowbergerStuart SnyderFrances A. SteinGreta and Larry WallisJay and Lynda StellenbergEd and Lenore TockerStacy and Jake WeaverPhillip and Sheila WeinbergLouis and Selma WeinerMarilyn and Sam WeinerJan and Michael WeissMarcy and Marty WerdeRonald WheatMary and Frank WiedlMs. Barbara E. YalisoveMr. and Mrs. Michael ZatuchniMrs. Sybil ZeftelDr. and Mrs. Howard W. ZuckerSylvia and Ted Zutz

JFS is a partner agency of United Way of Delaware and a beneficiary agency of Jewish Federation of Delaware.

99 Passmore RoadWilmington, DE 19803

288 East Main Street Newark, DE 19711

302-478-9411www.jfsdelaware.org

Executive and Management StaffDory Zatuchni, LCSW Monica Alvarez, MSWMark Casagrande, LCSWBrenda KrammesScott Michels

Administrative StaffMarsha AtkisonSonja HildebrandShamire LeeTracey DeburnurePenny Zappacosta

Counseling StaffStephanie Barshay, LPCMHPam Bushnell, LCSWDenise Croney, LPCMHBeth Donovan, LPCMHDawn Edgar, MSJanelle Evans, LPCMHBonnie Mattingly, MSWJames Monaghan, LCSWKaylan Moore, LCSWStephanie Parisi, MSWHelene Rudnick, LCSWMalisa Shreve, LCSWTeresa Stebner, MSDr. Saurabh Gupta

Care Management ServicesLatasha ColeySarah LaFaveMaggie Ratnayake, LPCMHBlane Thompson, M.EdMaggie Sharpe, MSJones Williams

Youth Development Cyndi GermackBrahmin Jackson

Chief Executive OfficerDirector, Grants and MarketingDirector, Clinical ServicesDirector, FinanceDirector, Youth Development

ReceptionistBookkeeper/Graphic DesignerInsurance SpecialistInsurance SpecialistAdministrative Assistant

ClinicianClinicianFamily Crisis TherapistClinicianClinicianClinicianClinician ClinicianClinicianFamily Crisis TherapistClinicianClinicianClinicianPsychiatrist

Family Resource CoordinatorCase Manager/NurseVolunteer CoordinatorCase ManagerB’nai B’rith Resident Services CoordinatorÉmigré Case Manager

Career CoachCareManager/Mentor

Staff Members