Career & educational counseling
Employment services and seminars
Vocotional rehabilitation & training
Folloi -along services
School to work programs
Senior adult volunteer opportunities
Adult day care
Retirement activities
Therapeutic work activities
Supported employment
Independent living skills
Refugee employment services
Educational loans & scholarships
Displaced homemaker services
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JARC Elects
Officers
H. James Zack has been elected for a
second term as president of Jewish
Association for Residential Care, a
Farmington Hills non-profit organi-
zation that serves adults and chil-
dren with developmental disabilities.
Zack is president of H. James
Zack, Certified Public Accountants
in Southfield.
Elected with Zack were: vice pres-
idents, Stephanie Jacobson, Rebecca
David, Eli Scherr; secretary, Ron
Applebaum; treasurer, Dan Gilbert.
Serving a first three-year board
term are Craig Erlich, Harry
Goldman, Lon Grossman, Larry
Shulman, Heidi Wineriaan, Maryann
Zukosky.
Serving another three-year board
term are Ron Elkus, Carol
Kaczander, Gary Karp, Judith
Shenkman, Gilda Z. Jacobs, Mark S.
Kahn, Dr. John Marx, Gerrie
Sollish.
Continuing board members are
Joanne Aronovitz, Amy Berlin, Lisa
Brown, Otto Dube, Jeffrey Cohen,
Claire Fishman, Harriet Gelfond,
Myrna Grand, Ronelle Grier, Ronald
Hodess, Dr. Lenny Hutton, Beatrice
Howard, Barbara Jonas, Robert
Kaplow, Ellen Labes, Joel Kellman,
Daniel Medow, Beth Kroft Mondry,
Bobbie Miller, Robert Nusbaum,
Ronn Nadis, Karen Kogan
Rosenzweig, Michael Pitt, Rosalie
Rosen, Richard W. Turel, Dr.
Beverly Talan.
DavidoffJozns
Leadership Detroit
Mark A. Davidoff, executive director
and chief operat-
ing officer of the
Jewish
Federation of
Metropolitan
Detroit, has
been selected as
a member of the
Leadership
Detroit XXIII
class.
Leadership
Mark Davidoff
Detroit, spon-
sored by the
Detroit Regional Chamber, is a
community leadership program
founded in 1979. Its mission is to
provide the foundation for a lifelong
commitment to leadership.
awes
After Rose Stocker retired, she began a new career as a JVS
Senior Service Corps volunteer. She's been a Corps member
since 1997 - giving her time and talents to a number of nonprofit,
Jewish organizations each week.Through her volunteer work,
Rose has found fulfillment and a renewed sense of purpose in
life. She has also made new friends with fellow Corps members,
which has expanded her support system at an age when one's
friendships often diminish. Helping Rose remain productive,
valued and connected to the community are essential to her
well being and demonstrates how Jewish values work for
older adults.
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