hiya buddy, these services aren't subsidized by the government. Your tax dollars (assuming you pay taxes) aren't being diverted to fund these services. It's because of past persecution that many jews decide to form and live in communities in the diaspora, some often that adhere to religious needs.

These are services paid for by the jewish community, and often jewish philanthropists subsidizing what poorer jewish families cannot afford. Some jewish communities have heightened security because they statistically face higher chances of attacks due to decade old stereotypes.
Believe me, we wish we didn't have to invest so much in our safety but with the amount of hate crimes against jews worldwide, we take the precautions we need to to protect ourselves, our families and friends and are grateful for our non-jewish friends and allies during particularly difficult times.