JVS is an award-winning
metropolitan Detroit nonprofit organization that serves people
from all walks of life by providing counseling, training and
support services in accordance with Jewish values of equal
opportunity, compassion, responsibility and the steadfast
belief that the best way to help people is to make it possible
for them to help themselves.
View our calendar for
a list of job search, homebuyer and other educational seminars.
Click below to see highlights from the JVS Strictly Business luncheon, held June 15th. 600+ business and community leaders attended the 13th annual Strictly Business networking and awards luncheon presented by JVS. Over $230,000 was raised to put people to work. Honorary Chair and Keynote Speaker Peter Karmanos Jr. shared his secrets to success.
The JVS Women to Work program was featured on Channel 7 Action News.
Click below to view the video.
Women to Work
Women to Work is the fresh start you're looking for. The JVS Women to Work program takes a step-by-step approach to explore the opportunities available in today's ever-changing workforce. Through group and one-on-one counseling, individuals share experiences and expectations while setting realistic goals. In this supportive setting, you will receive the boost you need to find success in the workplace. Please click hereif you would like more information about the Women to Work program, or call JVS at (248) 559-5000 to set up an appointment.
Tri-County Dental Health is a program of JVS that helps low income people and those with special needs find affordable dental care in their communities. Please click hereif you would like more information about the program, or contact Karen Trompeter at (248) 233-4410 or
ktrompeter@jvsdet.org.
Jewish
Assistance
Project
If you, or someone you know
needs help
Financial, Housing and Food Assistance is available.
JVS is an Equal Opportunity Employer and Service Provider. Counseling Services approved by the International Association
of
Counseling Services, Inc. Rehabilitation Services accredited
by CARF (Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities).
Recipient: Federation’s Annual Campaign United Way
Torch Drive. Also funded by the City of Detroit Employment & Training
Department through the Michigan Department of Career Development.
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