Running Programs

Austrian Holocaust Survivor Emergency Assistance Program
Objective: provide short-term financial assistance to Jewish Austrian Nazi victims and their widows or widowers, who require essential welfare services.
Running since:2004
Fundacion Tzedaka receives Grants from the Conference on Jewish Material Claims Against Germany for an Austrian Holocaust Survivor Emergency Assistance Program.

Swiss Looted Assets Emergency Assistance Program
Objective: provide short-term financial assistance to vulnerable Jewish Nazi victims.
Running since: 2005
Fundacion Tzedaka receives funds from the Conference on Jewish Material Claims Against Germany for the Emergency Assistance Program for Nazi Victims at the direction of the United States District Court supervising the lawsuit in Re: Holocaust Victim Assets Litigation (Swiss Banks).

Hungarian Gold Train Program
Objective: provide short-term financial assistance to needy Jewish Hungarian Nazi victims.
Running since: 2006

Homecare Assistance Program
Objective: Provide In-Home services to vulnerable Jewish Nazi victims who live by themselves at home, such as medical equipment and personal nursing care.
Running since: 2009

Café Europa Program
Objective: Socialization program for Jewish victims of Nazi persecution. The main goal is to help Survivors deal with isolation, providing them a comfortable space to interact with other survivors who have shared similar experiences. The activities are pointed to provide social integration, as well as contribute to their self-esteem and the joy of life.
Running since: 2008