Helping Hand Coalition, which aids thousands of survivors of the Holocaust living in Israel, hosted a level delegation from Nepal this week. The trip was part of the 75th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz, continuing its extensive activity of preserving Holocaust memory and distributing groceries to survivors with a total value of over 10 million shekels a year.
February 20th, 2020 – Two tons of healthy soup mix were delivered in Netanya to social services offices and to the local soup kitchen and mercy organization “Ki le Olam Chasdo”. The […]
February 19th, 2020 – Survivors of the Holocaust all over Israel are receiving mail packages and extra financial donations from their German sponsors, thanks to the GAiN Sponsorship Program. Each time the […]
February 18th, 2020 – Lev Mouchnik is one of hundreds of thousands of Survivors of the Holocaust that live in Israel. At 87, he comes to Yad Vashem museum in Jerusalem at […]
The sun was shining, and energies were high as twenty survivors from Kiryat Haim arrived at the HHC Caesarea Villa for a Shalom House concert. It was an afternoon of new beginnings, celebrations, hallelujah choruses, and moving performances. Present at the event were two very special guests from Your People My People – Karen Gower and Amanda Harris – who have been supporting the Shalom House Project since the beginning, along with their two guests, Katie and Carolin.
February 18th, 2020 – Thanks to the generosity of a Christian group from England, several disabled individuals and single parent families across Israel are receiving financial aid in the form of shopping […]
February 14th, 2020 – The clinic visited a retirement home in Netanya, where the elderly were helped to receive glasses for distance and reading. From there the team of volunteers traveled to […]
On February 10th, Israel celebrated Tu BiShvat, also known as the New Year of Trees. It is a Jewish custom that, on this day, Jews gather together to celebrate the fruit that has grown and plant trees with their families. Helping Hand Coalition celebrated this radiant day by inviting twenty survivors from Haifa to the HHC Caesarea Villa to enjoy music performed by local musicians and scrumptious food grown in the Land.
February 7th, 2020 – This week the clinic had a wonderful start in the beautiful city of Carmiel in the north of Israel. Because of logistics of organizing various groups of people […]
Each week, groups of survivors of the Holocaust join Helping Hand Coalition at the HHC Caesarea Villa. While it takes time for some groups to allow their walls to come down, others arrive at the Villa with their arms open and feeling excited about the afternoon’s activities. This week, twenty survivors from Kiryat Haim joined Helping Hand Coalition for a concert event, and the celebrations began as soon as they stepped off the bus! It was a joyful Shalom House event that put a smile on everyone’s faces!
February 2nd, 2020 – Helping Hand Coalition for Israel helped to sponsor another wonderful concert for survivors of the Holocaust and WWII veterans at a veterans’ club in Ofakim. Such help is […]
January 31st, 2020 – We are grateful to our volunteers and everyone who helped in the many cities that were visited this week. Starting this week again in Haifa, our team assisted […]
28.1.2020, Refugees from the Foundation of Holocaust Victims (Haifa, chairman of the board Alexander Volk) visited the association, “Helping Hand Coalition – HHC” at the HHC Caesarea Villa.
The co-founders of the association, Andre Gasiorowski and Bozena Gasiorowski – the director of the Shalom House Project – and the volunteers of the association warmly welcomed the elderly people who came from Haifa. They were also joined by guests from England, Germany, and a representative from the third generation of Holocaust survivors from Tel Aviv.
The day after International Holocaust Remembrance Day, a Shalom House event was hosted by Helping Hand Coalition for fifteen survivors from the Foundation of Holocaust Victims based in Haifa. Their first time attending a Shalom House event, the group was lively and didn’t shy away from standing in front of the room to share their stories. Unlike most events, this afternoon focused more on connecting and learning about one another’s lives than listening to a musical performance. It was emotional to hear what each person had been through, but, at the same time, it was also heart-warming to form new bonds with individuals we hope will come back to the HHC Caesarea Villa.
Helping Hand Coalition, who helps thousands of survivors of the Holocaust, organized the event to mark this remembrance day and continues its extensive cultural activities, preserving the memory of the Holocaust and distributing groceries to survivors with a total value of over 10 million shekels.
