Counseling & Other Services

Coordinated through Jewish Federations of North America, Pittsburgh's Israel Emergency Relief Fund is allocated quickly where it is needed most.

You Are Not Alone

In times of personal and communal crises, Jewish Pittsburgh has resources for you.

Jewish Family and Community Services

Social, psychological and employment services
Counseling for all age groups
Case management for adoption, elder care and immigration
Career Development Center
Squirrel Hill Food Pantry

10.27 Healing Partnership

Honoring the lives that were taken and the people affected by the attack on three Pittsburgh congregations on October 27, 2018

Providing support for individuals impacted by the October 2018 attack
Resources for victims of hate-induced trauma

UpStreet

Pittsburgh

Free mental health support for anyone ages 12-22.
Chat available.

Center for Victims

Trauma Counselling

24-Hour Hotline: 1-866-644-2882
Community crisis support organization for Allegheny County.
Therapy and Support Groups are available.

Crisis Text Line

Text "HOME" to 741741 to be connected immediately with a volunteer crisis counselor.

JFCS Grief Support Group

JFCS is happy to announce the re-starting of our grief support group. This is a virtual group that requires pre-registration. Please call JFCS directly to sign up at 412-389-1417. This group will be offered every other Monday beginning Monday, October 16th from 5:00-6:00.

Supportive Events

There are no upcoming events.

How do we talk with children about tragic events?

How can we respond to their difficult questions about what they see and hear in the news and on social media? These resources are intended for parents and families to help them to engage appropriately with their children about what is currently happening.