Students pay tribute to Holocaust victims

A group of high school students in NYC re-enact moments from the lives of Holocaust Survivors. It’s just one of more than a dozen performances from the Witness Theater Program, which brings Survivors and students together. They work for months to craft a stage production that will keep the survivors’ memories alive for future generations.

Helping Holocaust survivors with state funds

Assemblywoman Nily Rozic joined state Sen. Toby Ann Stavisky in Flushing on Tuesday to present Selfhelp Community Services with a $50,000 check in state funding she recently secured to benefit Holocaust survivors.

Keeping the Promise: 108 Year Old Holocaust Survivor Receives Burial in Israel

On Sunday, March 25, 2018 longtime Brooklyn resident, and a client of Selfhelp Community Services’ Holocaust Survivor Program, Mr. Szjya “Steve” Pulwers passed away at 108 years old. He made his wish known to be buried in Israel, and Selfhelp Community Services is providing a grant to assist Mr. Pulwers’s family honor this request.