Family Room

Four people sitting around a table playing cards, with a bottle of water and a baseball cap on the table, in a room with a window and a banner with the letter J in the background.

The Family Room is a place to come, a place to connect, and a place to grow. We use an empowerment model that encourages people to take steps toward their own goals. There are classes, Bible study, and pathways that are created for connection and growth.

Wheel of Wellbeing chart with categories: Spiritual, Physical, Educational/Occupational, Emotional, Relational, Living Environment, Addiction/Recovery, and a central title.

Wheel of Well-being

The Wheel of Well-being is a tool that can help friends set goals and break those goals into small, achievable steps. The JOC staff and volunteers support every step of the way.

Ways to help with the Family Room

  • A black and white photograph of two people, one elderly man and one young woman, holding hands and bowing their heads in prayer or reflection outdoors. The elderly man is wearing glasses and a dark jacket, and the young woman is wearing a cap, earrings, and a backpack.

    Family Room Advocate

    Family Room Advocates help serve food, talk with friends friends, help in the store, and help with the general operation of the Family Room. Family Room advocate positions are Monday - Thursday from 11:30-3

    Volunteer Training
  • Clothing rack with shirts and shoes, shelving with food and snack items, and a door with a sign that says 'Laundry Center' in a small retail space.

    Stock the Store

    Points earned in the Family Room can be spent like cash in the Family Room store on food, clothing, and hygiene items. You can donate gently used clothing, we have an Amazon wish list of needed items, or you can do a donation drive

    Stock the store
  • A group of people sitting in a circle in a living room, engaging in a discussion or meeting, with some reading and others listening attentively.

    Teach a class

    We are always looking for class teachers. We have classes in every area of the wheel of well-being.

    Volunteer Training.