Our Mission
The Joyce L. Sobel Family Resource Center provides resources, advocacy, help, and education for all islanders to be healthy, safe and productive.
Our Vision
We are a welcoming community where respect for human dignity means needs are met, and all have opportunities to contribute, thrive and reach their true potential.
Frequently Used Links
- Adults
- All
- Birth-5
- CHW / Promotores
- Kids
- New Day Recovery Café
- P2P
- Teens & Young Adults
- Tweens
- YAAS!
New Day Recovery Café
New Day Recovery Café 485 Elsworth Ave, Friday Harbor, WA, United StatesJoin us for a cup of coffee and a warm meal in a safe space. The Café provides the kind of resources and relationships that provide stability and healing. We […]
Library Services
New Day Recovery Café 485 Elsworth Ave, Friday Harbor, WA, United StatesJoin Gabriel, a Spanish and English speaker, at the New Day Recovery Café every other Wednesday from 4:00pm - 5:30pm. He will help people sign up for library cards and […]
Baby Toddler Time
San Juan Island Library 1010 Guard St, Friday Harbor, WA, United StatesJoin us every Thursday at 10am in the San Juan Island Library meeting room. Each week, we dive into fun activities like playing, reading, rhyming, and singing, all while enjoying […]
Impact Spotlight
Community Baby Shower
Are you expecting, planning to grow your family, or supporting someone who is? Join us for a heartwarming, resource-packed afternoon at the Community Baby Shower, happening Saturday, April 6th from 2:00–5:00 PM at the Mullis Center in Friday Harbor.
JLSFRC Receives Grant to Support Islanders Living with Paralysis
We are excited to share some incredible news with our San Juan Island community! The Joyce L. Sobel Family Resource Center has been awarded a grant from the Christopher & Dana Reeve Foundation’s National Paralysis Resource Center, as part of their 2025 Priority Impact Cycle Quality of Life grants.
Nutrition Classes at New Day Recovery Café
At New Day Recovery Café, we recognize that healing and well-being go hand in hand. Proper nutrition, self-care, and a sense of community all play vital roles in supporting mental health and substance use recovery.
Learn about the Importance of Privacy at JLSRFC here.
Do you need additional assistance?
Call (360) 378-5246
Do you need additional assistance?
Call (360) 378-5246
