2024 Strategic Plan

IFCJ Canada’s strategic programming focus in Israel and the former Soviet Union (FSU) is dedicated to alleviating poverty among needy elderly individuals, families, and children, while also supporting aliyah (immigration to Israel) and klitah (resettlement assistance).

Our ministry pillars, Poverty and Aliyah, provide transformative help through partnerships with local agencies in Israel and the FSU. Together, we establish supportive, life-changing assistance for Israelis and Jews in need around the world.

Our Program Focus

Our Poverty pillar answers God’s call to feed the hungry, clothe the naked, and provide shelter to the poor. We provide on-the-ground, lifesaving care, food, and support for impoverished Jews, vulnerable elderly, and Holocaust survivors throughout Israel and the FSU.

• Companionship and Dignity: We provide companionship and dignity to those who have no one to care for them.

• Emergency Assistance: Just as the Guardian of Israel “neither sleeps nor slumbers,” we provide support and emergency assistance to needy Israelis.

• Comprehensive Care: In the FSU, we care for suffering and impoverished people, including Holocaust survivors and abandoned children, by providing food, medical care, homecare, clothing, and heating assistance.

• Reaching the Remote: We ensure that even those in the most remote locations of the FSU are not forgotten.

Our Aliyah pillar helps fulfill biblical prophecy by bringing Jewish people home “from the four quarters of the earth” (Isaiah 11:12). We facilitate aliyah (immigration to Israel) and provide klitah (resettlement assistance), including the tools needed for new immigrants to become full, productive citizens in their new home.