The Foundation for the Welfare Of Holocaust Victims

So That No Holocaust Survivor Has to Face Life Alone Today, tens of thousands of Holocaust survivors live in Israel. Many are now at an advanced age and face daily challenges that they cannot always manage on their own. We are here to make sure they don't have to. For 30 years, the Foundation for the Welfare of Holocaust Victims in Israel has been providing Holocaust survivors with essential support, security, care, and human connection — both at home and in their communities. Your Donation Helps Us Be There for ThemOur support is tailored to the individual needs of each survivor and includes: ❤️ Support at Home and in Everyday Life Home care assistance, hygiene and incontinence products, home adaptations, and help in times of emergency. 🩺 Medical Assistance Support with medical needs, dental care, eyeglasses, and essential equipment. 🤝 Human Connection and Reducing Loneliness Volunteer visits, social activities, personal connection, and programs that bring generations together. 👩‍⚕️ Professional Support Social workers who understand each survivor's personal story and help them receive the support they need. Every Donation Becomes Real HelpYour donation enables us to continue providing Holocaust survivors with the support they need to live their lives with security, dignity, and a sense of belonging. Choose your donation amount and join us. 30 Years of Supporting Holocaust SurvivorsThe Foundation for the Welfare of Holocaust Victims was founded by Holocaust survivors, for Holocaust survivors. For three decades, we have been working across Israel to respond to the changing needs of Holocaust survivors and support them throughout their lives. The Foundation is chaired on a voluntary basis by Ms. Limor Livnat. The Foundation's Board of Directors also serves voluntarily; half of its members are Holocaust survivors and the other half are members of the second generation. We believe that every Holocaust survivor deserves to grow older with security, dignity, and without being alone. Now It's Our Turn to Be There for Them.Donate today to the Foundation for the Welfare of Holocaust Victims. Your donation can become help that reaches someone's home, care that arrives when it is needed, a volunteer who comes for a visit — and, above all, the feeling that someone sees them, listens to them, and is there for them.