Who we are
Turin is the largest Jewish community in Piedmont and the fourth largest in Italy. It is composed of approximately 800 people and over the years has absorbed the communities of Acqui Terme, Alessandria, Asti, Carmagnola, Cherasco, Chieri, Cuneo, Fossano, Ivrea, Mondovì, Nizza Monferrato, and Saluzzo.
The Jewish Community of Turin is governed by a Council elected by its members, which is renewed every four years.
The “Colonna e Finzi” Preschool and Primary School and the “Emanuele Artom” Middle School, both private, are managed by the Community. The “Salomon e Augusto Segre” Retirement Home, a facility for elderly residents who are totally or partially dependent, is open to both members and non-members of the Jewish Community of Turin.
Community Sections
Each Jewish community, such as Turin, may establish sections in localities within its jurisdiction other than the community’s headquarters, where there are members who express an interest in organizing themselves, or where Jewish cultural assets such as synagogues, oratories, places of worship, or cemeteries are located.
The Turin sections are:


The Salomon and Augusto Segre Retirement Home
The “Salomon and Augusto Segre” Retirement Home is a care facility for elderly residents who are totally or partially dependent on their own resources. Members and non-members of the Jewish Community of Turin are welcome to attend, as it serves as a Territorial Reception Center.

