We are pleased to offer a choice of meals, at an additional charge of $5.00per day. Our peanut-free, kid-friendly menu is sure to be a hit with your children. Menu to come at a later date.

In Hebrew the word Chaverim means friends. Summer is a time to create everlasting memories and friendships. The warm atmosphere that surrounds the campers of Camp Chaverim is unparalleled. We guarantee that your child will experience hours of fun and excitement and will leave camp this summer having made true CHAVERIM.

Camp Chaverim has 3 main goals:
providing safety, a religious environment and quality programming.

We take the safety and security of your precious children very seriously. All activities take place in secure surroundings with the proper guidance at all times. Our staff/camper ratio is impressive and provides constant individual attention. Due to increased cases of peanut allergy, Camp Chaverim is strictly peanut-free. As an additional precaution, all Camp staff are trained in the use of an epipen.

We offer a wide array of quality programming led by professionals in their field. All programs are chosen by educators to suit the needs of the various age groups. Each session is filled with exciting activities in sports, swimming (with lifeguards) at Nautilus Plus, science, baking, drama, arts and crafts and tons more. The campers experience fun through weekly theme days and bi-weekly outings. All trips are age appropriate and chosen with great attention to the safety and amusementof our campers.

Camp Chaverim offers a religious experience for all of its campers on a daily basis. We begin our day with tefillah, and incorporate daily learning with the staff of Kollel Torah Mitzion. Brachot, Shabbat parties and special theme days are all offered to enhance the children’s love of Torah and mitzvot. Our staff acts as important role models for your children and help create a fun and torah appropriate atmosphere.

Camp Chaverim registration takes place at the Beth Israel Beth Aaron Synagogue during office hours. Registration forms are available at the Shul office or online at WWW.SHUL.ORG. Registration for the public begins Monday February 26, 2006. Spaces are limited. Most sessions were sold out summer 2006. For any questions or information, callCamp Director Vicky Shizgal at (514) 487-1323 Ext. 104

Summer sessions run in 2 week intervals. There are a total of 4 sessions.Camp hours are 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. with an early drop off option, at no additional charge, for working parents.

BONUS OFFER

1) Register by April 20th and save $25 a session (not for sessions added after April 20th)
2) Register for all 4 sessions by June 22 and receive one week of free lunches the first week of camp
3) Prices include all trips and a Camp Chaverim T-shirt