If you or a loved one is impacted by addiction, you are invited to join our eight-week support group at Jewish Family and Children’s Service of Minnesota (JFCS). Rooted in Jewish values—reflection without shame, dignity for every person, care for the body, connection in community, forgiveness, and hope—this group provides a safe, supportive, and compassionate space for healing, learning, and connection. All are welcome, regardless of religious background or identity. JFCS is Here for all. Always.
About the Group
Led by an experienced professional facilitator, each session will foster open dialogue, personal reflection, and supportive discussion. The group embraces harm reduction principles and is designed to empower participants through shared experiences, education, and personal growth. Whether you are navigating addiction yourself or supporting someone who is, you’ll find a welcoming community here. This is an open group and drop-ins are welcome. Come for every meeting in the eight-week session or just drop-in when you are available.
When: Wednesdays, 6:30–8 p.m.
Sessions begin on Sept. 30 and run until Nov. 18
Where: JFCS – 5905 Golden Valley Road, Golden Valley, MN
Who: Adults impacted by addiction of any kind—personally or through a loved one or family member
Cost: Free of charge. Pre-registration encouraged and drop-ins welcome.
Donations are welcome and will help support JFCS Recovery and Prevention Services.
About the Facilitator
Dan Kelly is a dedicated recovery advocate with a strong background in harm reduction and peer support. Drawing on both his professional experience and lived experience in long-term recovery, Dan creates a safe and welcoming space where participants feel heard and empowered. With a passion for building community and helping others navigate their own recovery journeys, Dan brings compassion, authenticity, and a deep commitment to supporting each individual’s path to healing.
If you have additional questions or would like to further discuss, please contact Jennifer Fukuda at jfukuda@jfcsmn.org or 952-542-4837