Caring for Holocaust Survivors Who Have Suffered Enough
Approximately one-third of Israel's living Holocaust Survivors face poverty, illness, or isolation. The ICEJ is there for them — providing community, care, and dignity in their final years.
Beginning in 2009, the ICEJ partnered with a local Israeli charity to establish the Haifa Home — a specialized assisted-living facility providing warm community support for Holocaust Survivors. The home functions as more than residential housing; it serves as a genuine community where local survivors and volunteers join residents for celebrations, activities, and outings, creating an extended family structure.
As Christians worldwide learn individual survivor stories, their compassion has translated into meaningful support that deeply affects staff and residents alike. The ICEJ recognizes both the privilege of this work and its urgency — approximately 13,000 survivors pass away each year.
Ways to Support
Adopt a Holocaust Survivor
The monthly housing cost per survivor is $2,250 USD. Through the Adopt a Holocaust Survivor program, you can provide ongoing, personal support to a specific resident — giving them a connection to the broader Christian community that loves and stands with them.
Give to the Haifa Home
One-time or recurring gifts go directly toward the operating costs of the Haifa Home — covering nursing care, meals, therapy programs, activities, home repairs for community survivors, and the daily needs of residents in their final years.
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