Holocaust Program
The Holocaust Program at JFCS provides services to
Southern Arizona Holocaust survivors that generate hope,
build resiliency and foster dignity. We are dedicated to
providing Advocacy on behalf of Holocaust Survivors.The Holocaust Program
provides a holistic approach in meeting the needs of
Pima County’s Holocaust Survivor population. Grounded in
the belief that care of the body, mind and spirit are
essential for physical and mental well being, the
program provides Survivors with case management, group
meetings, counseling, emergency assistance funds,
assistance with Claims conference applications and
Survivor advocacy. In coordination with Tucson’s
religious and secular communities, the program seeks to
enhance Survivors quality of life, while helping them
maintain their independence, dignity and self-respect.
Our philosophy, when working with Holocaust Survivors is
to respect the past while offering new and positive
experiences that will coexist with the old.
The Conference on
Material Claims Against Germany provides much-needed
housekeeping and respite services to survivors who are
unable to perform these tasks alone. Additionally,
Holocaust survivors may qualify for
government-subsidized programs, or may need additional
services to maintain their independence in the home.
For more information on the JFCS
Holocaust Program, contact:
520-297-8324 x 227
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