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Camp B'nai Brith of Ottawa
Quyon, Province du Quebec
Canada
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(819) 458 2660
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7861 Chemin River Road
Quyon, Province du Quebec J0X2V0
Canada
WINTER (OFF-SEASON) OFFICE ADDRESS:
PO Box 23108
Ottawa, Ontario
K2A 4E2
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CAMPER AGES: 7-16
TYPE OF CAMP: Overnight/Sleepaway.
CAMPER GENDER(S): Coed Campers.
AFFILIATION(S): Jewish.
CAMP INSTRUCTIONAL ACTIVITIES OFFERED:
Waterfront/Aquatics, Sailing, Fine Arts/Crafts, Dance, Music/Band, Theater, Musical Theater, Video/Filmmaking/Photography, Swimming, Soccer, Tennis, Golf, Basketball, Baseball, Football, Wrestling, and more.
CAMP LOCATION: Camp B'nai Brith of Ottawa is located in the Province of Quebec along the shores of the beautiful Ottawa River at the foot of the Gatineau Hills.
CAMP FACILITIES: Our facilities provide your child with everything they are looking for from state-of-the-art athletic facilities, a fully equipped waterfront and facilities to meet your child’s Arts interests such as music, dance, drama and arts & crafts. Cabins combine the perfect mix of a rustic and traditional camp atmosphere with the comfort of home with full bathrooms and showers in every cabin and all of our campers and staff eat together under one roof in the dining hall. Meals are served family-style and come in many tasty varieties. A wonderful and healthy menu and full range of options including a lush salad bar ensures that all campers can find something to their liking.
Our Medical-Health Centre is fully stocked with medical supplies throughout the summer to ensure that most camper ailments can be dealt with on-site. The camp has a licensed medical professional on-site throughout the summer and we are only 17 minutes from the nearest hospital in Shawville, Quebec, and less than an hour from the renowned Children's Hospital of Eastern Ontario (CHEO), in the event that additional medical treatment is required.
CAMP PROGRAM INFO: Camp B'nai Brith of Ottawa's mission is to provide children, ages 7-16, with the opportunity to experience the outdoors, learn new skills and develop life-long friendships while enhancing Jewish values, traditions, affiliation and community. Since 1936, Camp B'nai Brith of Ottawa has excelled in the delivery of traditional camping programs, athletics as well as the arts, enabling children to expand their horizons in a fun, safe and nurturing environment without regard to their community affiliation, denomination or financial means.
Since its founding, Camp B'nai Brith of Ottawa has remained committed to ensuring that all Jewish children, no matter what their financial situation might be, have the opportunity to experience the joy and wonder of attending CBB of Ottawa.
Your child's happiness and well-being are our primary considerations at CBB of Ottawa. With that in mind, we provide a safe, nurturing environment where each child can participate, learn and achieve at his/her own pace. We believe that through recreational group activities children learn to work and play cooperatively. Under the supervision and care of our highly qualified staff, our campers not only develop a broad range of personal, athletic, artistic and other skills, but also are encouraged to take on tasks, which will enable them to become more responsible and self-confident.
At CBB of Ottawa our goal is to offer a summer "home away from home" where children can learn about and take pride in their Jewish culture, community and heritage including the unbreakable bond with the State of Israel. It is a place where children can grow both individually and as a group. It is a place where important socializing skills are developed and where lifelong friendships are formed. It is a place where connection to the Jewish community can become part of a child's life forever. We are confident that a summer experience at Camp B'nai Brith of Ottawa will leave your child with a positive feeling of himself/herself, others and the surrounding environment.
Key Information
• All staff are first-aid and CPR certified
• Preparatory and continuing education seminars for CIT's and all staff
• A medical-health center with full time medical supervision
• The camp is nut and peanut sensitive
• A Kosher kitchen under the supervision of the Ottawa Vaad Hakashrut
• Accommodation for food allergies and special dietary requirements
• A smoke free environment with zero tolerance for cigarettes, drugs or alcohol
• An opportunity for your child to share experiences with Israeli peers/staff
• Daily Lifesaving Society swim instruction including Bronze Medallion and Bronze Cross levels.
• Welcoming committee made up of staff and campers
• Parent's visiting day
• CBB of Ottawa is the perfect size (not too big and not too small) resulting in your child knowing everyone by the end of the summer!
CAMP SCHOLARSHIPS OR FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE: Camp B’nai Brith of Ottawa believes that all Jewish children should be given the opportunity to participate in the rewarding experience that Jewish residential summer camping can provide. If you require financial assistance to send your child to our camp, full and partial financial assistance is available. In order to be given the fullest consideration, applications must be submitted no later than April 1, 2014.
For further information please contact: Jonathan Pivnick (613) 244-9210.
In addition, we recognize that extending a camper's stay beyond the traditional starter or half session may pose a significant financial burden. In keeping with this mandate, if financial considerations are preventing you from choosing a longer stay for your child, full and partial assistance may be available for this as well.
All requests are kept strictly confidential.
Camp B’nai Brith of Ottawa believes that all Jewish children should be given the opportunity to participate in the rewarding experience that Jewish residential summer camping can provide.
If you require financial assistance to send your child to our camp, full and partial financial assistance is available. In order to be given the fullest consideration, applications must be submitted no later than April 1, 2014
For further information please contact: Jonathan Pivnick (613) 244-9210.
In addition, we recognize that extending a camper's stay beyond the traditional starter or half session may pose a significant financial burden. In keeping with this mandate, if financial considerations are preventing you from choosing a longer stay for your child, full and partial assistance may be available for this as well.
All requests are kept strictly confidential.
FAMILY CAMP SESSION(S): Summer 2014 Dates
Full Session:Sunday, June 29 to Sunday August 17
First Session:Sunday, June 29 to Wednesday, July 23
Second Session:Wednesday, July 23-Sunday, August 17
Visiting Day: Sunday, July 20
Starter Camp
In the First Session this is a two week camp for younger children (Junior or A units) who have never participated in an overnight camping experience. Campers in the B unit may only choose the Second Starter session. Eligible campers are able to choose another Starter Session in subsequent years but only in the Second Session.
After two weeks, if children wish to stay for the balance of the half, parents will be billed for the difference. Parents must pick up their children from camp at the end of the two week starter camp session.
Dates of Starter Camp
FIRST SESSION: Sunday, June 29 to Sunday, July 13
SECOND SESSION: Wednesday, July 23- Wednesday, August 6
Transition Camp
This is a five and half week camp for any campers (except CITs) who have never attended a full camp session but would like to experience more than just the first session. Campers in the Junior, A or B units may attend transition camp multiple times. Bus transportation will be provided for the children to Ottawa from camp at the end of the transition camp session.
Dates of Transition Camp
FIRST SESSION: Sunday, June 29-Wednesday, August 6
The Weekender
The perfect opportunity for 1st time campers, ages 6-9, to join us for a fun-filled weekend at camp and experience Jewish overnight camp for the first time. The fun starts when the bus leave Ottawa on Friday at 10AM. Parents must pick up their child from camp on Sunday. Arrive just before 1PM, have lunch with us, take a tour of the camp common areas and then head home.
Weekender Dates
DATES: Friday, August 1 to Sunday, August 3
YEAR-ROUND PROGRAMS: Curious about what our daily camp schedule might be? Sun-up to sun-down there’s something fun planned for your child. Our daily activities include a wide range of athletic, waterfront as well as arts and cultural activities led by a committed group of specialists. Through our well-balanced and varied program (including an Olympic-sized swimming pool and one of the best-equipped waterski/sail/canoe programs), your child will acquire new skills and be given ample opportunity for self-expression. Under the careful guidance of counselors and specialty staff, campers enjoy the outdoors while building self-confidence and developing a sense of responsibility by doing things for others as well as for themselves. Our caring, mature and personable staff is committed to providing campers with a positive and memorable Jewish summer camp experience. We offer a fully kosher kitchen under the supervision of the Vaad Hakashrut.
And of course mixed into our array of scheduled activities is a whole bunch of “unscheduled” silliness and fun.
CAMP SESSION DATES & FEES:
For complete information on sessions, dates and fees please refer to our website, at: Our Camp Website Link: www.cbbottawa.com
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