Help Jews Home
Is a Norwegian initiative and a unique project aimed at helping Israel receive new immigrants from around the world.

Why?
Because Norwegians have always supported Israel.
Because the struggle for the Jews in USSR has been intense within the political and legal areas of Norwegian society. We must help them before it's too late - again.
Because the battle against anti-semittism which has blossomed after the fall of the USSR is a battle which affects us all. There is a ghost passing through Europe.
Because the Jews deserve help after more than 70 years of communist oppression.
To spread information and help Israel with practical measures for all immigrants.

How?
Christians and Jews have for the first time united in a direct collaboration. 11 organizations and denominations have raised more than USD$ 6 million.
This has been accomplished with the help of brochures, flyers, video productions, almanacs, radio spots, and nation wide presentation/lecture campaigns.
The funds are channeled through well established Israeli organizations.

Aid to emigration initiatives in the former Soviet Union and Argentina

Ulpan Halom, St. Petersburg, Russia
Hebrew Language School with a focus on motivation and preparation for emigration to Israel.

In Israel: Crisis help, health care, social services initiatives and language training

Selah, Israel Crisis Management
Volunteer visiting and support services for victims of terrorist attacks and their families and loved ones. Assistance with hospital and doctor visits, insurance claims, etc. New immigrants represent a majority among the victims of terror attacks because they are among those dependent on public transportation.

Dental Volunteers, Jerusalem
Dentists from all over the worlds give free dental care and training in dental hygiene and nutrition for immigrant children from needy families.

Keren Klita, Jerusalem
Volunteer visiting and support services for new immigrants. Help in contacting public service offices, doctors, etc. Some immigrants with particularly great needs often end up in the reception areas and receive help to manage difficulties in their everyday lives.

In Israel: Education, supplemental job training, placements services

Machanaim, Jerusalem
Education and training center working with immigrants from the former Soviet Union, primary focus on the elderly. Discussion groups focusing on language, religion and philosophy, together with Hebrew language courses.