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HOLOCAUST SURVIVOR
SUPPORT SERVICES
JFSA's support program began in 1996
and continues to grow today in order to meet the needs of Survivors.
Many are without family and have social, financial and medical needs.
Community support is a big component of the program as well.
Services include:
- Care Coordination
- Counseling
- Help with reparations claims
- Financial assistance for income eligible individuals
- Personal care, light housekeeping, transportation
- Cafe Europa - a weekly drop-in program
with social outing opportunities
- TOV (Tikkun Olam Volunteers)
Friendly Visitors
Call Allison Retter at 216.378.3438
for details.
EUROPA CAFE - A
WEEKLY DROP-IN CENTER FOR HOLOCAUST SURVIVORS All events are
held at the Beachwood Public Library, 25501 Shaker Blvd. If you need
transportation, contact Carol Eagles at 216.378.3555.
Click here for a monthly calendar.
Holocaust
Survivor Support Services are funded in part by:
- Conference on Jewish Material Claims Against Germany, Inc.
- The Emergency Assistance Program for Nazi Victims
- The Jewish Community Federation
of Cleveland
- The Mt. Sinai Health Care Foundation
- The Treu-Mart Fund (A
Joint Fund of the Cleveland Foundation and the Jewish Community
Federation of Cleveland)
- The Dorothy and Aron Drost
Holocaust Survivor Fund of the Jewish Community Federation of
Cleveland
- Kol Israel/Holocaust
Survivors Life Needs Initiative
- Harry and Jeanette
Weinberg Holocaust Survivor Emergency Assistance Fund
- Holocaust Victims Asserts
Litigation (Swiss Banks)
- Hungarian Gold Train
- Individual donors
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