PSS (Project Sarah Services) is a program that works to overcome cultural, legal and religious barriers confronting men, women, and children affected by domestic violence and sexual abuse. Our highly trained staff provides free treatment and therapy that enables those in need to process the often unspeakable traumas and connect them with a broad array of services. While we proudly serve the statewide New Jersey Jewish community, no one is turned away due to race, gender, or financial difficulties.
PSS serves as a link between victims of abuse in the Jewish community and the support systems and resources available to them. We work closely with rabbis, rebbetzins, kallah teachers, mikvah attendants, camp directors, school administrators, parents, and the general public to promote the safety of our community. PSS seeks to create a safer world through its prevention programs.
The 3 parts of PSS’s heart logo represent the 3 branches of our services:
Our highly trained staff provides free treatment and therapy that enables those in need to process the often unspeakable traumas and connect them with a broad array of services.
IN THE NEWS
Jewish Link Articles:
A Jewish Man’s Personal Plea to Protect Children in Shul (September 2025)
A Prevention-Based Approach To Holiday Safety in Our Communities (October 2024)
A Prevention-Based Approach to Holiday Safety In Our Communities – Pesach (April 2024)
Project SARAH: Empowering Mikvah Attendants (March 2024)
Empowering Survivors of Abuse At the Heart of Project SARAH (March 2024)
Interviews:
Ozer Herzog: Taking a Stand With Project SARAH
Interview with Jewish Link Moshe Kinderlehrer and Elizabeth Kratz (December 2024)
Overcoming Sexual Abuse with Ozer Herzog of Project SARAH
Talkline Interview with Zev Brenner (December 2024)
To get in touch with a PSS team member, please call 973-777-7638 ext. 300 or send us a message:
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Project Sarah Services (PSS) provides education, training and guidance regarding the prevention of domestic violence and sexual abuse. PSS does not provide legal advice, legal services, or recommendations on active or specific cases, and is not to be relied upon in lieu of a qualified attorney or subject matter expert for your specific situation. Nothing offered by PSS or its representatives should be interpreted as creating a legal privileged relationship. If a child or any individual is in immediate danger or experiencing a medical or mental health emergency, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room. For concerns about a child’s safety or reporting requirements, contact your local child protective services agency (e.g., DCP&P in NJ or CPS in NY).
