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Holocaust Survivor Relations Specialist

Job in Toronto, Ontario, C6A, Canada
Listing for: Azrieli Foundation
Full Time position
Listed on 2026-02-23
Job specializations:
  • Non-Profit & Social Impact
    Community Health, PR / Communications, Volunteer / Humanitarian
Job Description & How to Apply Below
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The Azrieli Foundation is one of Canada’s largest philanthropic foundations, supporting initiatives in education, science & healthcare, research and the arts. Through strategic grants and partnerships, we strive to foster innovation, empowerment and drive positive change within these critical sectors in Canada and Israel.

Position Summary
The Holocaust Survivor Relations Specialist plays a central role in fostering compassionate, trauma-informed relationships with Holocaust survivors and their families while ensuring that all program operations, administrative processes, and data systems support and strengthen survivor engagement. This position is responsible for maintaining consistent, respectful communication; coordinating survivor-related activities across publishing, outreach, and education; and ensuring that all administrative and operational tasks uphold accuracy, dignity, and survivor-centered program excellence.

Key Responsibilities
Survivor and Family Support

Serve as a primary point of contact for Holocaust survivors and their families, providing respectful, patient, and trauma-informed support

Review background information and maintain familiarity with survivor histories, communication preferences, accessibility needs, and family context

Assist survivors and families in understanding program options, participation opportunities, and timelines, and provide ongoing support throughout engagement

Support survivors participating in educational programs, media engagements, and public events by coordinating logistics and ensuring accessibility and emotional readiness

Provide compassionate support to families of deceased survivors regarding legacy materials, permissions, archival requests, and continued program involvement

Program Coordination and Service Delivery

Coordinate survivor participation across publishing, education, outreach, and public programming to ensure consistent and survivor-centred service delivery

Assist in implementing survivor-focused programs and initiatives under the direction of senior staff

Respond to survivor- and family-related inquiries regarding publishing processes, distribution, events, digital access, and legacy matters

Liaise with internal teams and external partners, including educators, libraries, publishers, and service providers, to support coordinated program delivery

Records, Tracking, and Program Evaluation

Maintain accurate, confidential records related to survivor authors, families, program participation, permissions, and accessibility needs

Track survivor involvement, program participation, and distribution activities to support coordination and program evaluation

Assist in maintaining program statistics and preparing reports related to survivor engagement, distribution, and program reach

Support the organization’s evaluation of survivor-focused programs by monitoring participation trends and outcomes

Administrative and Operational Support

Provide administrative support related to survivor-focused projects, including scheduling, workflow tracking, and documentation

Assist with survivor-related publishing workflows, including permissions follow-up, review coordination, and manuscript tracking

Support inventory tracking and distribution coordination for survivor memoirs to schools, libraries, and community partners

Uphold privacy, confidentiality, and data protection standards when handling sensitive survivor and family information

Qualifications

Completion of a college or university program is required

Relevant experience working in a social service, community-based, nonprofit, or support-oriented environment may be considered in place of formal education, where appropriate

Demonstrated experience supporting seniors, Holocaust survivors, trauma-affected individuals, or other vulnerable populations is a significant asset

Strong empathy, professionalism, patience, and emotional intelligence, with the ability to engage respectfully with individuals who have experienced significant trauma

Experience providing direct, client-centred support, relationship…
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