Anat Granath, MSW

Anat D. Granath, MSW, is the Director of Clinical Programs and Outreach, where she provides leadership in coordinating clinical programs, community outreach, and strategic partnerships that expand access to mental health services, prevention, and education across Atlanta’s Jewish community.

Anat earned her Master of Social Work from the University of Georgia and her Bachelor of Social Work from The Hebrew University of Jerusalem. She brings more than 20 years of experience in social work and Jewish communal leadership, with a focus on developing and strengthening programs that support individuals, families, and communities.

Earlier in her career at JF&CS, Anat was part of the Holocaust Survivor Services Program, where she worked closely with survivors and their families and supported the delivery of comprehensive, trauma-informed services throughout Georgia and the Southeastern United States. Her work focused on ensuring survivors received compassionate, dignified care while collaborating with community partners and funders to strengthen access to critical resources and support.

In her current role, Anat collaborates with clinicians, educators, synagogues, schools, and community organizations to develop and implement programs that promote mental health awareness, early intervention, and access to care. She supports the advancement of community-based initiatives, including BeWellATL, helping to strengthen partnerships and expand the reach of services that promote emotional wellness and resilience.

Anat’s work is grounded in a strengths-based, community-centered approach, with a focus on building connections, reducing stigma, and ensuring access to culturally responsive mental health resources.