For more information, contactGail G. Ziegler, MSW, LISW-S at

513-766-3309 or gziegler@jfscinti.org

CENTER FOR HOLOCAUST SURVIVORS

Holocaust survivors may be eligible to receive these services at no cost:

• Homecare, including meal preparation, light housekeeping & laundry

• Escort assistance to doctors & shopping

• Dental care

• Financial assistance for medical care and medicine

• Home safety modifications

• Skilled nursing assessment

• Care management to plan & coordinate care, and assist with complex government benefits

• Support during difficult life changes

• Friendly home visits

• Restitution assistance

• Socialization activities including trips to local attractions and holiday celebrations

• Hearing tests and hearing aids

• Medical adaptive equipment

www.jfscinti.org 513-469-1188

Creating MemoriesHolocaust survivors are active and engaged with the

community at a variety of our Friendship Club socialization gatherings where together they

celebrate holidays, enjoy concerts, or just talk.

Being Healthy Hearing tests, hearing aids, vision adaptive

equipment, and emergency dental care services are provided at no cost for

financially eligible Holocaust survivors.

Staying ConnectedOur groundbreaking Tablets and Technology:

Alleviating Isolation in Holocaust Survivors program helps connect Holocaust survivors to the world, family,

and friends via the internet, email and video chats.

Jewish Family Service is dedicated to providing Holocaust survivors with culturally sensitive supportive services as well as person-centered, trauma-informed (PCTI) supportive services. PCTI care is a holistic approach to service provision that promotes the dignity, strength, and empowerment of individuals by incorporating knowledge about the role of trauma in their lives.

For 13 years Jewish Family Service has been been a project with Action Reconciliation Service for Peace (ARSP). A volunteer from Germany joins us for a year to provide friendly visits, escort survivors to the doctor or shopping, and communicate with German and Austrian restitution authorities on behalf of individual survivors and their families.

PCTI-focused

Main Office 8487 Ridge Road

Cincinnati, OH 45236Phone 513-469-1188

www.jfscinti.org

info@jfscinti.org

Personalized Care forHolocaust Survivors

Serving Survivors in the Greater Cincinnati and Dayton Areas

Your community specialistsworking with Holocaust survivors

and their families

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

The Tablets and Technology service is supported by a grant from The JFNA Center for Advancing Holocaust Survivor Care.

You can feel confident that our professional team of licensed social workers,

nurses, and care managers will be there to help with any

Holocaust survivor needs in theCincinnati and Dayton areas