Annual Report 2012 - Jerusalem Foundation

ACCESS TO SERVICES
The Jerusalem Foundation supports projects that expand services to those who lack
them and assist residents in securing rights to which they are entitled.
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$85,000
invested in programs that train health
care professionals to be culturally sensitive
to patients, benefitting thousands of
residents.
$35,000
invested for 60 hearing impaired children
to receive services in Abu Tor.
$50,000
invested in training service workers
and volunteers in east Jerusalem
so that more than 50,000 residents
in the area can help in times of
emergencies.
$12,000
invested in an east Jerusalem
child development center where
more than 600 children are
served.
$66,000
Access
to
Services
invested in hundreds of east
Jerusalem families with
handicapped children so they now
receive educational, health and
welfare services.
$41,000
invested in Att'a Center for Rights
where 2,000 residents secured
their rights and receive services.
$13,000
invested to help 25 elderly
homebound Christians in
the Old City receive services
in their home.
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