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Young refugees reading after a day's work in the JDC-supported Hachsharah Training Farm for Adolescents at Gouda. JDC supported a number of agricultural training programs for refugees, to help prepare them for immigration to Palestine and elsewhere.

Men and women waving goodbye to the SS Maiden Creek, with orphans aboard, en route to the US. All arrangements for emigration were handled by JDC in Amsterdam.

Toddlers and caregivers at a table in the midst of a painting lesson at a nursery school for refugee children.

A group of orphans and their caretakers near a hammock, on a JDC funded vacation to the country. Possibly in Zandvoort, where a summer seashore annex to the Ilaniah Children's Village near Apeldoorn has been opened.

People waving goodbye to the orphans on board the SS Maiden Creek, leaving Holland for the United States. All emigration and transportation arrangements were organized by the JDC office in Amsterdam.

Boys and girls at Ilaniah crowd around the bus door, ready to board for their trip to Amsterdam and then Israel.

A few of the 426 Jewish refugee children from the Ilaniyah Children's Village getting settled in their cabins aboard ship en route to Israel.

A small group from the Ilaniah Children's Village in a tulip field; supported by JDC, Ilaniah housed 500 Jewish orphans while they prepared for immigration to Israel.

People in the port waving goodbye to the 426 Jewish orphans aboard the SS Negbah for Israel. The orphans spent the year in the Ilaniah Children's Village near Apeldoorn, where they were provided with basic necessities, education, and special ORT vocational training.

Children at work in the garden of Ilianiah, the JDC-supported facility near Apeldoorn, which housed 500 Jewish orphans from German Displaced Persons camps and Romania.

A group of children playing in the sand at the summer seaside annex to the JDC-supported Ilaniah Children's Village.

Jewish children at a communal Passover seder at the JDC-supported Ilaniah Children's Village, which housed nearly 500 Jewish orphans from German Displaced Persons camps and Romania.