Key social services include comfortable accommodation, nursing care, and quality meal. Social-therapeutic services are also provided, along with group and individual activities.

Special emphasis is placed on an individual approach to each person and on preserving human dignity even in difficult life situations.

The care principles at Hagibor are rooted in the general values of Judaism. As a result, Jewish traditions are observed in the home, Jewish holidays are celebrated, and kosher meals are provided.

EZRA enables its clients to combine health and social care directly in their home environment—sensitively tailored to their individual needs and life circumstances.

An integral part of this care is occupational therapy, which our association helps fund. Occupational therapy services are provided either upon recommendation from the attending physician or directly based on input from EZRA staff.

The occupational therapist visits clients either at home or in an institution (such as a hospital) and, after an initial assessment, develops an individual occupational therapy plan. This may include therapeutic exercises, counselling, recommendations for suitable assistive devices, and other supportive measures aimed at enhancing the client’s independence and quality of life.

Some psychotherapists have personal or family experience with coping with trauma and are closely familiar with the processes of intergenerational transmission of trauma—for example, from the Holocaust—or have been working with this issue for many years.

For many years, the Rafael Institute has organized interdisciplinary conferences focused on the topic of trauma in various psychological, social, historical, and political contexts. The choice of themes usually reflects current societal events and is presented by experts from multiple fields.

NFOH rovněž podporuje vzdělávací aktivity v oblasti judaismu, rozvoj židovských komunit v ČR a bezpečnost židovských obcí a Federace židovských obcí v ČR.

The association supports educational seminars for staff of Jewish organizations and services caring for Holocaust survivors, with a focus on stress management.

The service enables clients to remain in their home environment for as long as possible. Activities include home and institutional visits, caregiving tasks in clients’ households, social work, operation of a Senior Club, physical exercise and memory training, running errands for clients, and providing transport to medical appointments and public institutions.

We supported the JAS agency through the Endowment Fund for Holocaust Victims (NFOH).

People using home care services can remain in their own homes, live with dignity, and stay engaged in everyday social life. Tikvah helps meet their basic needs, provides social counselling, and supports the development of clients’ personal abilities and skills through activation and educational programs aimed at social integration.

We support the Tikvah agency through the Endowment Fund for Holocaust Victims (NFOH) by contributing to the purchase of equipment that improves clients’ quality of life and eases the work of caregivers.