Jewish Vocational Service of Kansas City

JVS was established in 1949 to assist Holocaust survivors, refugees and those returning from WWII, enabling them to build better lives in the United States. Today, our programs meet the needs of all who face barriers to employment. Whether it is coaching a client on how to request a disability accommodation from their employer or helping a newly-arrived refugee enroll their children in school, JVS works to empower people to address challenges to their self-sufficiency

Non profit,workforce development,community integration,health and wellness,social services,refugee resettlement,and immigrant inclusion and empowerment

Jewish vocational service of kansas city operates in the Individual and family services industry.

Jewish vocational service of kansas city's revenue is 11m - 100m

Jewish vocational service of kansas city has 51 - 200 employees.