Center for Holocaust Survivors - Cincinnati...

News releases about ways JFS strengthens the lives of Holocaust survivors

Jewish Family Service provides Holocaust survivors with case management; home visits; restitution assistance; counseling and referral; social therapeutic activities; free hearing tests; and safety/adaptive equipment.

A recent review of this program has shown that Holocaust survivors who have received care management services and participated in the programs offered by the Center for Holocaust Survivors have enjoyed a better quality of life, including timely attention to their healthcare needs, emotional support and encouragement to engage in life review and other counseling to help them deal with loss and memories of trauma.

JFS Ways to Wellness Calendar of Events

Healthy aging needs the engagement of the whole person: emotional, intellectual, occupational, physical, spiritual, and social. With funding support from the Council on Aging of Southwestern Ohio, Jewish Family Service offers a wider range of activities designed to stimulate the mind, manage stress, use one's abilities, connect with others, and keep moving along the spiritual journey of life.

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Older Adult Services receives funds administered by Council on Aging of Southwestern Ohio

Social services for Nazi victims have been supported by a grant from the
Conference on Jewish Material Claims Against Germany.

Funds are received 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).

Assistive listening devices/adaptive equipment is provided by
a grant from The Bahmann Foundation.