 By 1902, JPAS became The New York Jewish Protectory and Aid Society to address increase in Jewish juvenile delinquency and incarceration, and eventually merged with the New York Jewish Protectory and Aid Society in 1907.The Jewish Board's Jewish Community Services program provides a religious support for mental health and social services, including education on the opioid epidemic and domestic violence, to New York City's Jewish community.To support the mental health of veterans in the NYC Area, many of whom avoided care because they felt there was a stigma around seeking help, The Jewish Board and the Bronx VA Medical Center worked toward creating family-focused mental health services for veterans and veteran families of the Iraq and Afghanistan wars living in the Bronx, NY.