Building a secure future for our community demands strategic action. The Centre for Israel and Jewish Affairs (CIJA) builds and nurtures relationships with leaders in government, media, academia and civil society, and with faith and ethnic communities to ensure greater understanding of the issues that impact the Jewish community.
Learn more at cija.caSince 1948, JAFI has facilitated the integration in Israel of over three million new immigrants. Today, the agency’s work rests upong four pillars:
Aliyah and Absorption - for Jews fulfilling a dream, or escaping a nightmare
Connecting young Jews to Israel and their Jewish Identity - by providing transformative Jewish experiences to connect Jewish youth to their heritage and culture
Connecting Young Israelis to the Jewish People and their Jewish Identity - by inspiring a modern form of the pioneering spirit that built the country
Supporting Vulnerable Populations - through oureach and educational interventions to at-risk populations in Israel
JDC is the world’s leading Jewish humanitarian assistance organization, impacting millions of lives in more than 70 countries today. JDC leverages more than 100 years of experience confronting poverty and crises around the world to save the world’s poorest Jews, revitalize Jewish life in Europe and the former Soviet Union, and develop tomorrow’s leaders for Jewish communities in need.
Learn more at jdc.orgJewish Federations of Canada-UIA (JFC-UIA) is the national Jewish organization of federated communities across the country, serving to administer funds raised in Canada and provide for the needs of the global Jewish community. The organization’s key enterprise is the administration of National Collective Responsibility (NCR), fostering Canadian Jewish and Zionist identity. NCR includes:
Supporting Hillel Canada’s programming for Jewish students on university campuses outside of Toronto
Jewish engagement programming in small communities
Stewardship/CRA compliance of overseas allocations
National Young Leadership programming
Funds are used to support community programs, conferences, events and celebrations. These include Walk with Israel, Independence Day, the Centennial Mission and other community events.
UJA programs and projects – ranging from STEM studies in Israel and innovative twinning projects with Toronto schools and institutions, are focused on four priorities:
- Vulnerable populations in Israel and overseas
- Global 911: Ensuring the needs of Jewish communities in crisis around the world
- Israel engagement for young Jews in the Greater Toronto Area
- Connecting young Israelis with the Diaspora and their Jewish identity
For special projects and educational initiatives in:
Bat Yam
Eilat/Eilot
Kfar Gvirol
Kishniev Hungary
Sderot