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A unique summer experience for North American teens to help Israeli kids as they cope with the aftermath of terror
Based on The Koby Mandell Foundation 's ground-breaking work with thousands of children and adults struck by terror, the Camp Koby Summer in Israel program will give you an opportunity to help hundreds of children affected by terror.
- Work on fulfilling Chessed projects
- Serve on the staff of Camp Koby
- Learn about the effects of terror on children and how you can help
- Enjoy the beauty of Israel on unique countrywide tours
- Acquire the information and skills you need to serve as an advocate for Israel and a leader in the effort to help Israeli kids when you return home
WHO: North American Jewish Day School Youth entering grades 11 and 12 in September 2005
DATES: July 5 th to August 15, 2005
LODGING: Camp Koby is held at Kibbutz Tzalim and Gvulot. Lodging during tours will be in youth hostels and hotels. All accommodations are Kosher L'Mehadrin.
SECURITY: Full time security guards and medics travel with the groups at all times. Our staff is in constant touch with government security offices prior to any activity to verify the complete safety of the location.
For further information, contact Shuki Taylor.
