As of January 2007, all Humanitarian Aid Foundation grant awards are matched with a 100% contribution by local donors.  This shared participation by each local community strengthens our collective commitment and increases assistance to elderly and frail Holocaust survivors most in need.

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Grants 2008

Generous funds from the National Fund of the Republic of Austria for the Victims of National Socialism were used to support a portion of the 2008 grants listed below.

For more information on the National Fund,
please click on link: http://www.en.nationalfonds.org/

The Blue Card, Inc.
New York, NY
$5,000

Support for medical care, rent subsidies, food and other basic needs. Blue Card provides direct assistance to about 1000 needy survivors each year; two thirds who live in the greater New York area.

Jewish Family & Career Services
Atlanta, GA
$6,000
Support for in-home care services for Holocaust survivors through JF&CS’s Legacy Home Care Program.  This includes in-home care after hospitalization and weekly in-home services.  100% match, $6,000, provided by the Board of Atlanta Memorial Fund/Eternal Life Hemshech.

Jewish Family & Children’s Service
Philadelphia, PA
$10,000
Support for the JFCS Emergency Fund, which provides emergency financial assistance to frail Holocaust survivors.  100% match, $10,000, provided by the Susquehanna Foundation.

Jewish Family & Children’s Service of North Jersey
Wayne, NJ
$12,500
Support for the home care aide services that will include home visits, personal care, respite care, shopping, laundry, light housekeeping, and transportation.  100% match, 12,500, provided by the Wallerstein Foundation for Geriatric Life Improvement and Jewish Family & Children’s Service of North Jersey.

Jewish Family & Children’s Services of the East Bay
Berkley, CA
$12,500
Support for the Care Management Program for Holocaust survivors to provide essential social work care management to survivors who live in the East Bay area.  100% match, $12,500, provided by Doris Marx.

Jewish Family Service
Detroit, MI
$12,500
Support for Home Care Program to provide indigent survivors with meals, transportation, house work, medication, and related basic care needs.  Matches in the amount of $62,654 were provided by grants from The Jewish Fund in Detroit and a local fundraiser.

Jewish Family Service Association
Cleveland, OH
$12,500
Support the hiring of a part-time case manager to directly address the needs of Holocaust survivors, including personal assessments, supportive counseling, transportation services, and general advocacy. 100% match, $12,500, provided by the Jewish Community Federation of Cleveland.

Jewish Family Service of Bergen County
Teaneck, NJ
$12,500
Support for in-home support services, case management and medical expenses, which includes mental health counseling, companionship, relief for caregivers, house cleaning, bathing, meal preparation, medical supplies (i.e., medical response systems, canes, walkers, hearing aids), and essential case management services. 100% match, $12,500, provided by Jewish Family Service of Bergen County.

Jewish Family Services
Baltimore, MD
$12,500
Support for in-home support services, which includes bathing and grooming, shopping and food preparation, medication support, companionship, transportation and other personal care. 100% match, $12,500 provided by Jewish Family Service, Baltimore.

Ruth Rales Jewish Family Service
South Palm Beach County, FL
$12,500
Support for the Holocaust Survivors Assistance Program, specifically the in-home care program which provides personal care, shopping assistance, meal preparation, transportation to medical appointments and homemaking. 100% Match, $12,500, provided by the Jack & Marilyn Pechter Foundation.

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Grants 2007

Alpert Jewish Family & Children’s Service
Palm Beach County, FL
$12,500.00
Support for Case Management Program to increase part-time case manager to a full time case manager specifically to meet the needs of Holocaust survivors.  100% match, $12,500, provided by Alpert Jewish Family & Children’s Service.

Council of Jewish Organizations (COJO) of Flatbush
Brooklyn, NY
$12,500.00
Support for Project Care Program, which is a “safety net” to provide assistance to the neediest survivors.  100%, $12,500, match provided by the Council of Jewish Organizations.

Greater Miami Jewish Federation
Miami, FL
$12,500.00
Support for in-home health care for Holocaust survivors.  100%, $12,500, match provided by Greater Miami Jewish Federation.

Jewish Community Council of Greater Coney Island
Brooklyn, NY
$12,500.00
Support for Holocaust Survivor Support Systems Program.  Services include home care, transportation, homebound visitation, case management, weekend meals, and a drop-in center.  100% match, $12,500, provided by the Wolfensohn Family Foundation.

Jewish Family & Children’s Service
Pittsburgh, PA
$12,500.00
Support for Friendly Visitor-Escorting Program.  This program provides transportation to medical appointments, JCC, grocery store, etc. and schedules home visits for survivors in need.  100% match, $12,500, provided by JF&CS Pittsburgh and the Stephen and Audrey Richmond Foundation.

Jewish Family& Child Service
Portland, OR
$8,100.00
Support for Home Care and Counseling Servicesfor Holocaust survivors.  100% match, $12,500, provided by JF&CS Portland.

Jewish Family and Children’s Services – San Francisco
San Francisco, CA
$12,500.00
Support for Holocaust Survivor Assistance Program. Services include case management, home delivered food, emergency assistance, and in home care.  100% match, $12,500, provided by Laszlo N. Tauber Family Foundation, Morse Family Foundation and Sarlo Foundation.  

Jewish Family Service
Broward County, FL
$12,500.00
Support for Home Care Program to provide indigent survivors with meals, transportation, house work, medication, and related basic care needs.  100% match, $12,500, provided by the Jewish Community Foundation of Jewish Federation of Broward County.

Jewish Family Service
Houston, TX
$12,500.00
Support for the Holocaust Survivor Assistance Fund to provide an increase of $150 for monthly stipends to survivors in need.  100% match, $12,500, provided by the Sterling Foundation.

Jewish Family Service
Seattle, WA
$7,500.00
Support for Holocaust Survivors Outreach Program.  Services include professional counseling for survivors and their families.  100% match, $12,500, through an anonymous donation.

Jewish Family Service – Metro West
Springfield, NJ
$12,500.00
Support for the Holocaust Survivors Assistance Program.  Services include medical day care, home care, emergency assistance and care management. 100% match, $12,500, provided by the United Jewish Communities of Metro West.

Jewish Family Service of Greater Dallas
Dallas, TX
$12,500.00
Support for the Assistance to Holocaust Survivors Program. Services include homemaker and home health services, transportation, medical alert systems, short term assistance, and medication assistance.  100% match, $12,500, provided by the M.B. & Edna Zale Foundation and the Abe Zale Foundation.

Jewish Family Services of Silicon Valley
Los Gatos, CA
$12,500.00
Support for a Half-Time Case Manager to provide services in Russian and English to survivors for whom Russian is their primary language.  100% match, $12,500, provided by United Way of Silicon Valley.  

Jewish Federation of Metropolitan Chicago
Chicago, IL
$12,500.00
Support for Concrete In-Home and Community Based Services, which includes adult day services, transportation, personal care services, and home-delivered meals.  100% match, $12,500, provided by the Harry and Jeannette Weinberg Foundation.

Jewish Social Service Agency
Rockville, MD
$12,500.00
Support for Holocaust Survivors’ Services.  Services include assistance to survivors for dental care, assistive hearing devices, medical alert systems, medication costs, and food subsidies. 100% match, $12,500, provided by the Curt C. & Else Silberman Foundation.

OHEL Children’s Home and Family Services
Brooklyn, NY
$12,500.00
Support for Survivor’s Mental Health Services Program/Emergency Response Team for a dedicated social worker to provide mental health services to survivors facing psychiatric crisis.  100% match, $12,500, provided by OHEL.

Self Help Community Services
Washington Heights, NY
$12,500.00
Support for Case Management Program in Washington Heights to provide survivors with case management support and social activities. 100% match, $12,500, provided by Self Help Community Services

United Jewish Organizations of Williamsburg (UJO) and Pesach Tikvah
Brooklyn, NY
$12,500.00Support for services to Holocaust Survivors.  Services include; partial funding for case management, emergency assistance, newsletter, and food vouchers. 100% match, $12,500, provided by the Metropolitan Council on Jewish Poverty.

 

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Grants 2006

Guardians of the Sick
Brooklyn, NY
$25,000
Support for Personal Emergency Response System devices for elderly Holocaust survivors with a PERS device and related case management.  The PERS device provides survivors with independence to live alone with the comfort of knowing they always have a direct connection to an emergency monitoring center.  The related case management service ensures no other services are needed.

Jewish Community Council of Greater Coney Island
Brooklyn, NY
$25,000
Support for Holocaust Support Programs to provide services to survivors.  Services include homecare services, transportation, homebound visitors, and meals.

Jewish Family & Career Service
Atlanta, GA
$12,000
Support for Holocaust Home Legacy Program to increase the availability of in-home care for Holocaust survivors, especially after hospitalization.  In addition, this grant will provide assistance for survivors to maintain health, stay in their homes and maximize their independence.

Jewish Family and Children’s Service
Boston, MA
$10,000
Support for Dental Assistance for Survivors of the Holocaust Program to cover laboratory and dental materials costs.This program will provide free screening and treatment to indigent Holocaust survivors through a partnership with local dental professionals. 

Jewish Family & Children’s Service of North Jersey
Wayne, NJ
$18,000
Support for Case Management to provide survivors with a social worker to coordinate necessary and appropriate services.

Jewish Family & Children’s Service
Philadelphia, PA
$10,000
Support for the creation of a Café Europa program to provides Holocaust survivors with social outreach, a sense of community, and an “entry-point” to provide additional services to survivors.  

Jewish Family & Children’s Service
Pittsburgh, PA
$19,000
Support for HolocaustEscort & Friendly Visitor Program to provide homebound survivors with escort/friendly visitor services. 

Jewish Family & Children’s Services of San Francisco
San Francisco, CA
$25,000
Support for Case Management to provide survivors with a dedicated social worker to coordinate necessary and appropriate services.  This grant has been matched with additional funds of $50,000 provided by local foundations.

Jewish Family Service
Albuquerque, NM
$10,000
Support for In-Home Support Services for survivors.

Jewish Family Service
Cleveland, OH
$24,600
Support for ½ time Case Manager/Medical Advocate to coordinate services for Holocaust Survivors.  Services include; coordination of health needs, transportation, and assistance with medication regimens.

Jewish Family Service
Detroit, MI
$50,000
Support for Home Care Program to provide indigent survivors with meals, transportation, house work, medication, and related basic care needs.  This grant includes a matching gift from the Jewish Fund in Detroit.

Jewish Family Service
Los Angeles, CA
$17,000
Support for the Holocaust Survivor Program in the West Fernando Valley to provide in-home attendant care and transportation to Holocaust survivors. 

Jewish Family Service of Bergen County
Teaneck, NJ
$10,000
Support for the Health, Wellness, and Restoration Center, called the “Living Room” to provide Holocaust survivors with activities to support long-term health and well-being, and mental health issues.    

Jewish Family Services
Baltimore, MD
$22,890
Support for in-home services to provide additional hours of home health service to frail and vulnerable Holocaust Survivors in most critical need of expanded service.

SelfHelp Community Services
New York, NY
$25,000
Support for Homecare Management and Services in the Washington Heights office to provide survivors with case management support and social activities.

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Grants 2005

Alpert Jewish Family & Children’s Service
Palm Beach County, FL
$25,000
Support for Case Management to provide survivors with social worker to coordinate necessary and appropriate services.

Greater Miami Jewish Federation
Miami, FL
$25,000
Support for Home Care Program to provide indigent survivors with meals, transportation, house work, medication, and related basic care needs.

Jewish Family & Children’s Service
Portland, OR
$24,048
Support for Home Health Care Program to provide indigent survivors with meals, transportation, house work, medication, and related basic care needs.  In addition, support for Café Europa Program to provide survivors with social outreach activities.

Jewish Family Service
Broward County, FL
$25,000
Support for Home Care Program to provide indigent survivors with meals, transportation, house work, medication, and related basic care needs.

Jewish Family Service
Detroit, MI
$50,000
Support for Home Care Program to provide indigent survivors with meals, transportation, house work, medication, and related basic care needs.  This grant includes a matching gift from the Jewish Fund in Detroit.

Jewish Family Service
Detroit, MI
$20,000
Support for the Erwin and Riva Baker Memorial Holocaust Survivors Emergency Fund to provide survivors with the ability to address unexpected needs, such as urgent dental/medical services and equipment, nursing care after hospitalization, rent, food, and minor home repairs. 

Jewish Federation of Metropolitan Chicago
Chicago, IL
$20,000
Support for Emergency Financial Assistance Program to provide survivors with the ability to address unexpected needs, such as urgent dental/medical services and equipment, nursing care after hospitalization, rent, food, and minor home repairs. 

Jewish Federation of Metropolitan Chicago
Chicago, IL
$25,000
Support for Home Care Program to provide indigent survivors with meals, transportation, house work, medication, and related basic care needs.

Ruth Rales Jewish Family Service
South Palm Beach County, FL
$10,000

Support for Café Europa to provide survivors with social outreach activities.

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