THE HESED MODEL Jewish Community Welfare Centers in the Former Soviet Union

Avgar Amos; Miriam Barasch; Aliza Kol-Fogelson; Julia Mirsky; Ron Kaufmann; Esther Iecovich; Leonid Kolton

THE HESED MODEL Jewish Community Welfare Centers in the Former Soviet Union

Avgar Amos
, Miriam Barasch
, Aliza Kol-Fogelson
, Julia Mirsky
, Ron Kaufmann
, Esther Iecovich
, Leonid Kolton

Department of Social Work

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Abstract

First developed in 1993 by American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee, there are now 145 Hesed Centers throughout the Former Soviet Union that provide a wide range of social services. Founded on the pillars of community, voluntarism and yiddishkeit, the Hesed network is the largest and most effective of all welfare services in the FSU, whether governmental or private.

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	49-55
Journal	Journal of Jewish Communal Service
Volume	Fall
State	Published - 2001

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