Hidden within Jerusalem, the Jerusalem African Community Center (JACC) offers a haven. It’s a vibrant hub for around 2,500 refugees, primarily families with children, from Eritrea, Sudan, and Ethiopia. The JACC was founded in 2014 by Israeli and African activists. The Community center aims to provide support and resources. This includes programs tailored to the ever-changing needs of this vulnerable population. These refugees, like many others in Israel, face an uncertain future. They live without legal status or rights, constantly under threat of deportation. The Jerusalem African Community Center serves as a beacon of hope. It offers a sense of community and belonging in the face of adversity. Volunteers, partner organizations, and donations make the JACC’s crucial work possible. They offer various programs, ensuring that basic needs are met and fostering a sense of community. The Community center plays a vital role in supporting the African refugee community in Jerusalem. It’s a testament to the power of human connection and resilience.
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