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“Kids of Courage” Brings Joy to Bar/Bat Mitzvah Children
In July, Beit Halochem Canada brought 42 bar and bat mitzvah aged Israeli children for camp in Canada. These “Kids of Courage” and their three counselors each have a parent who is an Israeli veteran with a severe disability (70% or more) and member of one of the four Beit Halochem centres in Israel.
Posted In: 14/08/16
In July, Beit Halochem Canada brought 42 bar and bat mitzvah aged Israeli children for camp in Canada. These “Kids of Courage” and their three counselors each have a parent who is an Israeli veteran with a severe disability (70% or more) and member of one of the four Beit Halochem centres in Israel.
The children attended Camp New Moon, Wahonowin, Walden and Northland for three weeks.
During their time at camp, the Israeli children bonded with Canadian campers, providing an invaluable experience for all. The peaceful yet vibrant camp environment allowed the Israeli children to relax away from the pressures of their life at home. The Canadian children learned first-hand about life in Israel and had the opportunity to develop a bond with Israeli children their age.
In addition to the camp experience, the Israeli youth visited attractions in the Toronto area. Everyone participating in this program volunteered, including the Israeli chaperones who accompanied the children.
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Build a supportive atmosphere, which will help the disabled veterans resume their normal lives as quickly as possible.
Foster the full reintegration of the veterans into society by establishing sports & rehabilitation centers, offering a comprehensive range of services.
By setting challenges and daily targets, both physical and mental, it aims to restore a better quality of life.
Safeguard their legal rights and promote their interests through legislation or economic and social measures.