Please Join Us
Selfhelp’s Holocaust Survivor Program serves as a safety net for more than 4,800 survivors each year, providing them with the support and care needed for each to remain in their home, living independently with dignity for as long as possible. These services include supportive counseling, subsidized home care, housekeeping, emergency financial assistance, social programs, guardianship for those unable to care for themselves and much more.
Watch current Witness Theater presentations online: www.selfhelp.net/witnesstheater, designed to enhance public awareness of and teach future generations the lessons of the Holocaust.
Please join Selfhelp in ensuring that survivors will never be alone and that their experiences will never be forgotten.
Your generous support makes our work possible…
$5,000 can provide guardianship to survivors who are no longer able to care for themselves.
$2,500 can underwrite the establishment of a meaningful Holocaust education curriculum in five schools.
$2,000 can restore hearing to a needy survivor with the purchase of a hearing aid.
$1,000 can connect a homebound survivor to the outside world through Selfhelp’s Virtual Senior Center, which, through a simple computer program, provides stimulating, interactive classes in real time.
$750 can help provide a safe and stimulating environment for a survivor with Alzheimer’s disease and needed respite for their caregiver.
$500 can provide dynamic Holocaust educational materials and content for high school students.
$250 can provide warm winter clothes for a low-income survivor.
$100 can cover transportation to a medical procedure.
$50 can provide nutritious Shabbat meals for a needy survivor.