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Each spring, The Network hosts two distinct in-person gatherings within one dynamic conference setting: PowerNET and ExecNET.

Together, these offerings create a unique opportunity for engagement at every level of Jewish human service leadership.

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Project EM is about EMbracing New Possibilities, EMpowering you to Succeed, EMbarking on the future. Job searching can be overwhelming. You are not alone. We are here for you. Project EM is a national initiative bringing Jewish human service agencies together to provide support to job seekers. Project EM is designed to operate in a holistic manner, recognizing that each job seeker is an individual and each job search is important.

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To support agencies serving vulnerable populations, The Network’s Center for Innovation and Research (NCIR) created an Emergency Preparedness Toolkit—a resource to help member organizations plan ahead, respond effectively, and reduce workplace trauma during crises.

Developed with input from over 15 member agencies and external partners, the Toolkit incorporates lessons from COVID, wildfires, hurricanes, mass shootings, and more. It’s designed as a customizable workbook—not a one-size-fits-all guide—offering practical tools, planning prompts, and real-world examples.

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BeWell is a collaborative initiative between the Network of Jewish Human Service Agencies (The Network) and the Jewish Federations of North America (JFNA), dedicated to addressing the mental health crisis among Jewish youth aged 12 to 26. By focusing on both prevention and intervention, BeWell equips communities with the tools, training, and support needed to foster resilience and well-being in young people.

Central to BeWell’s approach are the local Resiliency Roundtables, which convene clinicians, youth professionals, and community members to share best practices and strategize on addressing youth mental health challenges.

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The USDA’s Food and Nutrition Service awarded The Network and JVS Boston a $1.2 million, three-year grant to help member agencies become certified SNAP E&T providers. Since January 2022, 15 agencies have participated, completing Phase One’s technical assistance curriculum. Now in Phase Two, they receive personalized coaching from JVS Boston, a longtime SNAP E&T partner.

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