Connect2 offers vital companionship and support to Holocaust Survivors living throughout Brooklyn and Manhattan. Watch the video
The short film "Three Promises" documents the destruction of Belgrade's Jewish community. Learn more.
With Claims Conference support, a local social welfare agency in Ukraine provides Sofia Karakots with urgently needed care. Learn more.
High school students visit with survivors at the Centropa Cafe in Budapest. Learn more.
Supportive communities in Israel provide home modifications, counseling, security, and socialization programs. Watch the video.
The Greek economic crisis has slashed the pension of elderly Nazi victims like Sara by 30 percent. Read Sara's story
Hardship Fund to Now Include Refugees from Moscow, Stalingrad
Certain Jews Who Fled Nazi Advance from Areas Never Occupied Will Receive One-time compensation; Certain Orphans, Western Persecutees Also to be Paid.
The Claims Conference announces three changes to the Hardship Fund that will enable thousands of Jewish Holocaust victims to receive one-time payments, following talks with the German government.
Claims Conference Negotiates Pensions for Additional Survivors
German Government Criteria Changes Largely Affect Child Survivors.
Passover Food Packages
Thousands of Nazi victims across the FSU participate in holiday food programs.
Watch the video.
Ghetto Work Fund Update
Certain Ghetto Survivors Can Now Receive "Ghetto Pension" and Ghetto Fund Payment; Application Deadline Abolished
Claims Conference/WJRO Looted Art and Cultural Property Initiative
Working to restitute Jewish-owned art plundered during the Holocaust.
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