Haifa Home for Holocaust Survivors
Support warm, dignified community care for elderly Holocaust Survivors in the Haifa Home — many of whom face poverty, illness, and isolation in their final years.
Approximately one-third of Israel's roughly 193,800 living Holocaust Survivors face poverty, illness, or isolation. The Haifa Home functions as more than residential housing — it is a genuine community where survivors share meals, celebrate birthdays, attend classes, and enjoy friendship.
Local survivors and international volunteers join residents for activities and social outings, creating an extended family. As Christians worldwide learn individual survivor stories, their compassion translates into support that deeply affects staff and residents alike. Approximately 13,000 survivors pass away each year — the need is urgent.