George Greenfeld got help applying for compensation payments from JewishCare in Australia, a Claims Conference-funded agency. Learn more.
Through the Zalman Shazar center, Israeli students traveled to Bosnia, in search of the remnants of a once vibrant Jewish life. Learn more.
A Claims Conference-funded program at the South African Holocaust Centre educates students and teachers about the Shoah. Learn more.
A survivor speaks with a visiting student at a Cafe Europa coffee house in Budapest, Hungary Learn more.
Tatjana Wselubskaja escaped a ghetto as a child and was rescued by non-Jewish neighbors. Read Tatjana's story
He helped save fellow Jews, built missles, organized an escape and smuggled Jews into France and off to Palestine. Hear David'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.
Homecare in Bulgaria: Changing Attitudes, Changing Lives
The Claims Conference partners with local agencies to provide urgent care.
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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