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TRS Youth Community
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Youth Group Contact:
Brynne Rosenberg
Youth Director
TRSTY@templerodefshalom.org
703/532-2217 x 308
cell:
(571)
366-0317 (only on days of events)
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Other
Youth Organizations
TRSTYites can be
involved in many different facets of life in the Northern Virginia
community.
Ramp it Up! – with
Yachad
Yachad’s summer
program offers teens ages 15 and up the opportunity to work hard, learn
carpentry skills, meet new friends and help a neighbor in need, while
learning about affordable housing, living with disabilities and the
Jewish values underlying our community’s commitment to
tikkun olam. The teens
spend the week building a ramp for a lower-income Washington-area
homeowner with disabilities. To learn more about the program, and to
download a brochure and application, visit Yachad’s website at
www.yachad-dc.org, e-mail
RampItUp@yachad-dc.org, or call Yachad, the Jewish Housing and
Community Development Corporation of Greater Washington, at
202-296-8563.
Community Service for
Teens
The Jewish Youth Philanthropy
Institute™ offers innovative programs focused on philanthropy and
community service for 8th-12th graders.
Programs enable teens to become active community leaders,
empowered citizens and responsible young adults while
earning SSL hours! Register now for our
Northern Virginia programs while space is still available by contacting
Leah Siskin at
leah@jypi.org or (301) 348-7328.
Israel for Teens
Israel Quest (IQ) Israel
Quest offers interested teens who want to spend at least a
month in Israel after the tenth or eleventh grade an opportunity to earn
grants of $1250 if they meet the program’s requirements. There are more
than 50 approved trips to Israel including NFTY in Israel. The program is
sponsored by the Jewish Federation of Greater Washington. Isreal
Quest is part of the Partnership for Jewish Living and Learning.
NFTY in Israel NFTY summer programs in
Israel are 5-6 week adventures which combine travel and learning while
touring ancient and modern Israel. (www.nfty.org)
NFTY Eisendrath International Exchange (EIE)
EIE is a
fully accredited high school semester in Israel offered both in the Fall
and Spring. This program includes immersion into the culture, history and
language of Israel as well as standard U.S. high school academic courses.
(www.nfty.org). For information on the Israel
programs contact: URJ Youth Division at 845-987-6300 or email
nftyis@warwick.net
URJ Camps
Camp Harlam
Camp Harlam, in
Kunkletown, Pennsylvania, is our regional URJ summer camp, one of eight
camps the Reform Movement sponsors. Camp Harlam has two four-week sessions
for campers from fourth grade through tenth grade. In eleventh grade,
campers go on a Camp Harlam NFTY in Israel program, and in 12th grade,
students become CITs. Camp Harlam is a fully accredited sleep away camp.
In addition to the usual camp activities, Camp Harlam helps provide a
strong Jewish identity. (www.campharlam.org)
URJ 6 Points Sports Academy
URJ 6 Points Sports
Academy will be the first intentionally Jewish sports camp, integrating
outstanding sports instruction with Reform Jewish values. "6 Points" is
opening this coming summer, June 2010, on the campus of the American
Hebrew Academy in Greensboro, N.C.
This camp will serve
children who are fanatical about sports and are also interested in
experiences that will grow their Jewish pride and Jewish identity. This
camp on the spectacular American Hebrew Academy campus will offer
intensive, high-quality sports instruction together with Jewish role
models and an inspiring program.
Kutz Leadership Academy
Every summer, hundreds
of Jewish high school students from around the country gather at the URJ
Kutz Camp in Warwick, New York for the NFTY Leadership Academy. They
attend this program, which consists of two 3 1/2-week sessions, in order
to gain skills they will need to be effective leaders in their
congregations, youth groups, and regions. Additionally, Kutz Camp provides
opportunities for Jewish study, personal growth, and fun in a unique
campus-like environment. Staff comes from all over the country. Kutz
provides an intense, fun-filled environment for teens. (www.kutz.urjcamps.org)
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