“For Life” is a humanitarian aid program in Russia that addresses the challenges posed by a prolonged economic crisis affecting Jews in need. Targeting various groups such as the elderly, single-parent families, and individuals facing financial hardships, the program provides assistance through supermarket gift vouchers, food parcels, hot meals (for the elderly), medicines, and urgent help.

The program currently operates in 20 cities, supporting 5,800 beneficiaries. In the upcoming year, it plans to expand its reach to 38 large cities and 152 small towns, aiming to aid 7,000 beneficiaries.

The comprehensive support includes 264,000 hot meals, 20,400 supermarket gift vouchers, 3,000 medicine kits, 12,600 food parcels, and 150 cases of urgent help.

New communities such as Irkutsk, Kazan, Kaluga, and Omsk are set to join the program, underscoring the project’s commitment to providing vital assistance to those affected by the economic downturn across Russia.