Fondation CASIP-COJASOR

Founded in 1809, Fondation CASIP-COJASOR is a foundation based in Paris, France working on elderly care, disability, poverty & hunger +4 more.

The Fondation CASIP-COJASOR is a recognised public-benefit foundation based in Paris that has provided social and médico-social support to members of the Jewish community and others in need for over 200 years. It runs around 29 establishments and services across four areas of action, covering older people, disability and precarity, and supports more than 30,000 people in France. Its services include home meal delivery, the Mon Voisin volunteer befriending network, a seniors' community centre, residential and day care facilities, and support for Holocaust survivors funded through the Claims Conference. It also runs an archives service, a research centre (CEPRO), scholarships and the Lucien Caroubi prize. Donations and legacies fund its work, and a US-based affiliate, Friends of Casip-Cojasor Inc., collects donations from American supporters.