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WELCOME TO MACHANEH AM ECHAD........................................4LETTER FROM ROSH MACHANEH................................................5THE MACHANEH ENVIRONMENT.................................................6BNEI AKIVA’S IDEOLOGY............................................................8parents meeting...................................................................9packing list for camp.........................................................10general information...........................................................13COMMUNICATING WITH THE CAMPERS......................................15machaneh rules..................................................................16THE MACHANEH BLOG.............................................................18LETTER FROM CAMP DOCTORs.................................................20TRAnsport INFORMATION.......................................................23VISITORS’ MARKET DAY............................................................27DIRECTIONS TO CAMPSITE.......................................................28 project social responsibility...........................................29adverts................................................................................30contact details....................................................................31thank you.............................................................................31
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TO OUR DEAR PARENTS...
Thank you for giving your child the wonderful opportunity of attending Machaneh Am Echad . We are delighted to be looking after your child this December and we look for-ward to the most memorable and exciting 21 days ever.
The name of this year’s Machaneh is “Am Echad”, literally “One Nation”. It is only when the Jewish people join together as one that we can achieve our full potential. On Bnei Akiva camp every chanich has the opportunity to be a part of this truly special experience- to be a part of something bigger.
This booklet will assist you with transport details, cloth-ing lists and all the information that you will need to ensure that your children are well prepared for Machaneh. Should you require any additional information, please call the regional office closest to you and we will be happy to assist you.
We are proud to have full time Rabbis, Sh’lichim, Doctors, Psychologists, Bachurim from Israel as well as a full complement of lifeguards, and CSO guards, and I assure you that your child is under the supervision of our capable, caring and exceptionally well-trained madrichim and edu-cational staff.
we thank the Camp Executive, Roshim, Madrichim and staff for their tireless work in ensuring a wonderful Machaneh experience.
We are delighted that your child will bea part of this memorable Machaneh.
JOSH GORDON- ROSH MACHANEH
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To our very dearest Chanichim… Can you believe it’s finally here? Now, it’s only days away and the camp vibe is in the air. Your Menahelim, madrichim and I are so excited that you are joining us for the December holidays, and we have no doubt that you will have the most amazing 3 weeks ever. This year’s camp is going to be the best camp yet. We have made some revolutionary changes to the camp-site- we have new swimming pools, a new tuck-shop and much more. We have added crazy new things to the camp day to make sure every second you are having a massive jol. The ruach band is ready for our famous ruach sessions and tiyul is planned and ready. Lastly you will be doing this all with the best madrichim in the world and all of your friends! Prepare for the experience of your lives, we can’t wait to see you there! Bevirkat Torah Ve’Avodah Josh Gordon Rosh Machaneh
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One of the most meaningful and enduring aspects of our camp is the atmosphere created on Machaneh. We see the Bnei Akiva camp site as a place of mutual respect, growth and dynamic interaction. We envision a Machaneh where all participants feel at home to develop and grow. This means a commitment on our behalf to always strive to offer the highest quality educational programmes, speakers and the most dedicated madrich body to be found anywhere. This year we are proud to take this ideal further with environmental projects, discussion forums and Torah learning as part of a camp which strives to find a bal-ance between fun, learning and growth.
However, we need your help in creating an environment of which we can all be proud. This means making space for others on Machaneh. Our Machaneh is the one place where both religious campers and those coming from more secular backgrounds can learn together. To create such an environment requires compromise and understand-ing from all. This we aim to achieve together by communicating with mutual respect at all times, showing value for all opinions, never patronising anyone. There is no place, in particular, for bullying on our campsite. Acts such as swearing and speaking to or about others in a degrading manner, undermine the contribution of all chanichim and madrichim to the camp environment. Lashon Hara has no place at our camp.
Finally, a large part of this is showing sensitivity, that we dress in a way which creates an environment where all can be comfortable and find room to grow. This means that short skirts and shorts, low cut shirts and sleeveless tops are not to be worn for girls and boys are not to wear sleeveless shirts, or very short shorts. We know how sensitive an issue this can be, as we express ourselves through our clothing and this is in no way a judgement on the way anyone chooses to dress. Instead this is an act of making room for other young Jews in order that all can find their place on Machaneh.
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Although these ideals are expressed every year, we do intend, this year, to ensure that our environment is a comfortable one worth striving for.
We thank you for your understanding and are excited to create a Mach-aneh environment to make us all proud.
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“THE LAND OF ISRAEL, FOR THE PEOPLE OF ISRAEL, ACCORDING TO THE TORAH OF ISRAEL”
ERETZ YISRAEL: The State of Israel, the mitzvah of Aliyah and the deep connection with the land of Israel is central to our movement. Bnei Akiva send over 150 chanichim to Israel each year.
AM YISRAEL: The people of Israel, the Jewish people, are the focus of our movement. Although firm in our Religious Zionist ideology, we respect and learn from all other religious Jewish streams. Bnei Akiva is open to all Jewish children from all walks of life. Jewish unity is essen-tial. At Bnei Akiva, the chanich always comes first!
TORAT YISRAEL: Everything rests on a true Torah lifestyle. Bnei Akiva brought Torah and religious observance to most parts of South Africa and continues to do so. Machaneh offers a real Torah experience with many shiurim and chavrutot as well as three minyanim daily.
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at this meeting, parents and campers will be able to meet the camp executive, roshim, madrichim and doc-tors to discuss any matTeRs which may concern them.meetings take place in johannesburg and cape town
MADDIES AND STAFF ARE REQUESTED TO PLEASE BE AT THE MEETINGS BY 9AM ON THEIR RESPECTIVE DAYS
IT IS ABSOLUTELY IMPERATIVE THAT ALL CAMPERS AND THEIR PARENTS ATTEND THESE
MEETINGS AS ALL FINAL TRAVEL ARRANGEMENTS WILL BE CLARIFIED AND
ISSUED AT THE MEETING
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General list for all campers
• Bnei Akiva Unifrom (Jersey and Chultzah which was purcahsed when submitting camp form)
• Necessary underwear & socks• Windbreaker• Raincoat• 2 thick jerseys• Track suit• 2 swimming costumes• 2 pairs of pyjamas (warm)• 2 pairs of shoes (1 pair for hiking on tiyul)• 1 pair of takkies• 1 pair of beach sandals• 1 pair of shower shoes (flip-flops)• 3 towles• Sun Hat
Trunk/TrommelIt is reccommended to use a steal trommel for camp. It is advisable to use locks with codes rather than keys (as keys tend to get lost very quickly at camp). Line the trommel with black bags to waterproof it.
Sleeping Equipment• Ground sheet (big plastic one to cover ground of tent)• Sleeping bag plus 1 or 2 blankets• Pillow and 3 dark pillow cases
Please Note: The fol-lowing list is only a guideline
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---------------------------------------------------------------------------------Stretchers: For those purchasing a new stretcher we recommend the type that can be taken apart and placed in a bag. If you already own a large collapsible stretcher, please mark it clearly with your name and
place it in a separate bag. PLEASE DO NOT TIE YOUR STRETCHER OR MATTRESS TO YOUR
TROMMEL.----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Specifics for Boys• Long pants for Shabbat• Shabbat Shirts• T-Shirts with sleeves• Shorts• Jeans• Belt• Kippot• Tefillin (if over barmi) [they can be kept in the shul]
Specifics for Girls• Shabbat Outfits• Dresses• Skirts• T-Shirts with sleeves
Miscallaneous - Siddur - Water bottle and backpack (for tiyul) - Torch with extra batteries - Washing powder (in sealed container) - Pegs, plug etc.. for doing washing - Pen and Paper - Camera - Extra money for tiyul - Black bags and extra shichvah labels (provided)
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Toiletries• 2 soaps (in container) / shower gel (liquid soap)• 2 toothbrushes• Toothpaste• Shampoo• Deodorant• Hairbrush• Mirror• Black marker and duct-tape to label items for going home• Tissues, Strepsils and Mosquito repellant• Suntan Lotion and Block Out
Please also bring a plain white T-Shirt
NB: ALL ITEMS MUST BE CLEARLY MARKED WITH CAMPERS NAME
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Camp fees, medical forms, consent & indemnity Please note that any chaver / chaverah who has not paid, or made prior arrangements to pay for camp, or has not completed the camp form in full (i.e. application form; consent, indemnity & waiver and medical form) by the parents meeting WILL NOT BE ISSUED WITH A PLANE TICKET AND WILL NOT BE ALLOWED AT CAMP. NO EXCEPTIONS WILL BE MADE.
Tuckshop Money If tuckshop money (R350-00 recommended) was not included with your camp fees, please bring it with you to camp. If sweatshirts or camp photographs are to be purchased at camp, we suggest that addi-tional money is given. This money should be handed into the office on the day of arrival at the campsite. At the end of Machaneh, money not spent will be refunded in cash directly to participants. Please ensure your child collects his/her tuckshop money, as no refunds will be done after camp has finished. TuckshopThere is a fully stocked tuckshop, at which campers can purchase cold drinks, chips, chocolates, ice creams, toiletries etc. Every camper is allocated an individual account number, which ensures that only that specific camper may use the account.
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Camp PhotographsPhotographs of the Shichavot will be taken by a professional photog-rapher at camp. If you wish, individual photographs may be purchased for R50-00 each at camp. The cost will be deducted from your tuckshop money if they are purchased at camp. All photographs will be handed to campers before the end of camp.
Visitors’ DayThere will be a visitors’ day on Sunday 22nd December 2013. Please see the visitors’ day page for more information.
Tiyul Campers will go on an overnight tiyul (hike) during camp, and must therefore have a pair of takkies or walking shoes. Please bring old clothes which can get dirty. IT IS COMPULSORY FOR EVERY CAMPER TO HAVE A WATER BOTTLE, HAT AND SUNTAN LOTION. NO CAMPER MAY PARTICIPATE IN TIYUL WITHOUT THESE.
The beach Swimming on the beach takes place at specific times only and is moni-tored by professional lifesavers. No surfboards are allowed. Nobody is permitted on the beach without hats and suntan lotion. It is vital that our campers wear hats and suntan lotion everyday as protection from the sun.
Insurance All campers are covered by personal accident insurance, both on the camp transport and at camp. Luggage IS NOT INSURED by Bnei Akiva and the movement is not responsible for loss or damage to luggage. BNEI AKIVA IS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR LOST PROPERTY, especially expensive equipment such as digital cameras, jewellery and cell phones. We therefore suggest that you leave your expensive equipment at home.
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AS WE INTRODUCED LAST YEAR ALL COMMUNICATION TO CAMPERS WILL ONCE AGAIN BE DONE EXCLUSIVELY
VIA EMAIL THIS YEAR
THE EMAIL ADDRESS IS:
please ensure that you make it very clear on the subject of the email the shichvah name and
the name of the child
it is highly reccommended for parents to email the children on a regular basis, as the chil-dren that do not receive emails get extremely
unhappy
IN CASE OF EMERGENCY ONLY: The camp telephone num-ber may be obtained from our Johannesburg office (011) 485-1695 (mornings only). Please do not insist on obtaining the telephone number for minor reasons. Alternatively, if you need to contact the campsite urgently in the afternoon/ evening, please send a sms to Camilla Disler, our sganit Rosh Machaneh on 0721413552, and she will get back to you. Please only use this number for sms and only in emergencies.
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To facilitate a fun-filled Machaneh and the smooth running of camp, the camp executive has agreed upon the following rules:
• No camper is allowed outside the campsite.• No camper may be in possession of alcohol.• No camper may be in possession of cigarettes.• No camper may be in possession of drugs.• No camper may smoke on the campsite, even with parent’s con-
sent.• No camper may damage Machaneh property.• No destructive behaviour will be tolerated.• No bullying or intimidation of any sort will be tolerated
Please note that the above are “sending home” offences and in the event that any camper is sent home the expense will be borne by his/her parents/legal guardian. Bnei Akiva will not incur any expense in sending a camper home under these circumstances. There will be no refund of monies for any portion of the Machaneh not attended be-cause a child has been sent home.
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general behaviour
Chanichim must attend all meals and tochniyot. We request that all our Machaneh participants uphold the Halachic standards customary to our movement regarding dress (no sleeveless tops, exposed stomachs and mini-skirts), head cover and general be-haviour. Help us create an authentic Bnei Akiva atmosphere at its best.
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Greetings to all parents, Channies, Maddies and members of Kfar Chabibi,
Machaneh Am Echad promises to be the best Machaneh ever. Once again we have assembled an outstanding group of doctors to look after all your health needs.
Many of you will require minor forms of treatment (coughs, colds, scratches), while some may have special medical requirements. There-fore, in order to facilitate your health care we are asking you to please bring the following with you to camp:
General medications • Sun screen,• Plasters, • Throat lozenges, • Interflora, • Flu preparations (e.g. Sinumax, Vics) • Hay fever treatments (Claritine D, Zyretec etc), • Sprain medication (Voltaren gel) • Insect repellent (tabard)
Specific medications Bring your maintenance medications to Machaneh. If you wish, you may hand these in to the clinic on the first day. (Some campers prefer to keep it themselves)
Asthma sprays Asthma is an extremely common ailment on camp. Please make sure you bring with all your sprays and a back-up supply. It is very important that all asth-matic campers are meticulous with their medica-tion on camp.
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Antibiotics Many of you require a specific antibiotic when you become ill. It makes it much easier for the doctors if you bring this with you to camp.
Diabetics If you are a diabetic, you may want to refrigerate your insulin in the clinic fridge. You will be able to administer your injections in the clinic, in private.
Other specialized medications E.g. For migraine: fever blisters etc
PLEASE NOTE THE FOLLWING CAREFULLY
• We do not want anyone self-medicating. Should you feel unwell, you should come to the clinic with your medicines and the doctors will examine you and advise you on your treatment.
• Medicine will be provided by the camp clinic should you not have your own, but some days obtaining specific medication may take quite a while (public holidays and shabbos).
• Your tetanus immunization must be up to date i.e. if you have not had a booster within the last 5 years, please do so before mach-aneh. Don’t worry, this is not painful.
• Inform the doctor of your allergies when visiting the clinic.• If doctors prescribe medicine to you, be sure to take it as instruct-
ed. Please comply with the doctors’ requests.• The clinic has specific consulting times – please try to stick to them.
In the case of an emergency, there is always a doctor available.
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Finally • Do not walk barefoot at any time• Inform your madrichim if you feel ill.• Drink a lot of liquid every day• Shower every day, and after swimming.• Please apply sun block every day, even if you are not going to the
beach.
If you have any medical problems at all, please come and see us dur-ing consultation times. We look forward to meeting you on the beach rather than in the clinic.
Wishing you call a healthy Machaneh,
The Camp Doctors
MESSAGE FROM ROSH KFAR CHABIBI
We have a fully stocked clinic of medicine this year on Machaneh Am Echad 2013. In the event that your child might be sent to hospital or require any additional anti biotics/medication that we do NOT have, please be advised that you may need to pay for this medicine. The policy of the Bayview Hospital is that they will not admit, X-ray, or treat a child until we have provided payment. Therefore, it is imperative that you have handed in your childs completed medical form to the office. If your child does not have a completed medical form, he/she will not be allowed to attend Machaneh.
On the medical forms we have your credit card details to use should the need arise to purchase additional medication. However, please also keep a record of the following bank details in order to pay in any ad-ditional charges should you prefer to pay via EFT.
Bnei AkivaNedbankDiamond Exchange branchBranch code: 193 205Account: 1932 293 698
Reference: CL-Your child’s name- their shichvah (E.G: CL-J,Klein- Bachad)
Many Thanks,
Ricky AttiaSganit Rosh Machaneh 2013
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PRIVATE TRAVEL ARRANGEMENTSIf anyone is travelling to/from camp using their own transport, the Menahel as well as the Camp Executive must be informed by means of a special trans-port form. These are available on request only from the Office. Once you have filled in your form please send it to the Camp Logistics Director by emailing [email protected].
GENERALAll channichim must depart in the Bnei Akiva Uniform (i.e. jeans / skirt and Bnei Akiva chultzah or jersey). Please Note that the flights which we are tak-ing are not private flights. This means that the flights will not wait for anyone. Campers must be at the airport at least two hours before the flight is sched-uled to leave. Any campers, who miss their flight, will be left behind and will have to make their own arrangements. All campers must behave appropriate-ly and respectfully while on board. For Special KtanTanim (5 day camp) and Gurim Grade 5 (12 day camp) return details see page 26.
JOHANNESBURGDEPARTURE:Madrichim depart on the 4th of December from O.R. Tambo International Airport. Times will be given at the parents meeting.
A-Guard departs on the 5th of December from O.R. Tambo International Airport. Times will be given at the parents meeting.
Chanichim depart on the 10th of December from Lanse-ria Airport. There will be various flights all leaving before 08:30. Specific flight times and details will be given out at the parents meeting.
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What to bring on the flightChannichim are asked not to bring any luggage that cannot be taken as hand luggage on board the flight. No change of clothes is necessary and only snack food and a lunch needs to be brought with you.
LUGGAGE:Madrichim & A-Guard: Luggage must be dropped off at “the park”, Corner Study Road and Mervyn Road, Glenhazel on Monday 2nd December between 09:00 and NO LATER THAN 13:00. All luggage is being sent by truck directly to the camp site. Please make sure that your luggage is there as there will be no other way of getting it to camp.
Chanichim: Luggage must be dropped off at “the park”, Corner Study Road and Mervyn Road, Glenhazel on Sunday 8th December between 09:00 and NO LATER THAN 13:00. All luggage is being sent by truck directly to the camp site. Please make sure that your luggage is there as there will be no other way of getting it to camp. Please note that only one trommel is allowed per chanich.
RETURN JOURNEY: Specific flight details will be emailed to parents from camp. All Channichim and Madrichim will return to Johannesburg on Monday 30th December to either Lanseria Airport or Oliver Tambo International Airport. Parents may call the Johannesburg office for updated times of arrival.
RETURN OF LUGGAGE AFTER CAMP:All luggage must be collected from the Yeshiva College main parking lot on Tuesday 31st December between 14:00 and 17:00. Bnei Akiva is NOT re-sponsible for luggage after that time. Please arrange for someone to collect your luggage should you not be able to collect it yourself. You can make use of Benny’s incredible trommel delivery service. He will be available at the parents meeting to discuss further details. See advert in the advert section for more info on this convinient service.
Security of LuggageOn drop off, the campers’ trommel (and additional items) will be given a sticker with a specific number. The parents/guardians who drop off the trommel will be given a duplicate sticker with the same number. On collection these stickers will have to be presented to CSO before trommel’s can be taken in order to ensure luggage safety.
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CAPE TOWNDEPARTURE: Madrichim & A-Guard depart on the 4th of December from Saunders Rock parking lot in Sea Point. Times will be confirmed at parents meeting.Chanichim depart on the 10th of December from Herzlia Constantia School field, Old Kendal Road, Constantia. Times will be confirmed at parents meet-ing.LUGGAE:All madrichim must bring their luggage with them on the 4th of December as a trailor will be taking this luggage to the campsite. Channichim must drop off their luggage on Sunday 8th of December between 09:00 and 11:00. Herzlia Constantia School field, Old Kendal Road, Constantia. Please note that only one trommel is allowed per chanich.ARRIVAL: Channichim and Madrichim will return to Herzlia Constantia School field, Old Kendal Road, Constantia on Monday 30th December at 14:00. Luggage will be available when the campers arrive. The Cape Town office can be contacted on that day for updated times of arrival.
DURBANDEPARTURE: Channichim will be flying from Durban to Cape Town. The flight leaves at 08:45 from King Shaka Airport on Tuesday 10th December.ARRIVAL: Chanichim will arrive at King Shaka Airport at 13:45 on Monday 30 December 2013.LUGGAGE: The trommels will be collected on the 5th of December. Further details concerning location will be confirmed. Please note that only one trommel is allowed per chanich.
PORT ELIZABETHPrivate arrangements must be made through Eitan Glassman by emailing
PLETTENBERG BAYChannichim returning to Plettenberg Bay will arrive at the Beacon Isle Hotel on Monday 30th December at 11:30 am.
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KTAN-TANIM & GURIM GRADE 5 SPECIAL RETURN DETAILS
JOHANNESBURGKTAN-TANIM (5 Day Camp for Grades 3 & 4)
Return on the 15th of December to OR Tambo International Airport at 15:50.
GURIM GRADE 5 (12 Day Camp for Grade 5)
Return on the 22nd of December to OR Tambo International Airport at 15:50.
CAPE TOWNKTAN-TANIM (5 Day Camp for Grades 3 & 4)
Return on the 15th of December to Herzlia Weitzman, Kloof Road, Sea Point. Time of arrival to be confirmed
GURIM GRADE 5 (12 Day Camp for Grade 5)
Return on the 22nd of December to Herzlia Weitzman, Kloof Road, Sea Point. Time of arrival to be confirmed
NOTICE ABOUT LUGGAGEIf you wish to bring a trommel to camp, then it will only return back in its required destination at the conculsion of the full camp (30th of December for Cape Town and 31st of December for Joburg) . It is sug-gested that you bring a large TOG bag at the bottom of your trommel to bring on the flight/trip back with anything you would need until your trommel arrives at the conclusion of camp. You are more than wel-come to use tog bags instead of a trommel so that it will be able to accompany you home on the way back. Please Note that for the jouney to camp no luggagemay be taken on the plane. All luggage going tocamp must be delivered to “the park” on Sunday8th December.
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• Live music• Parent-child sport activities• Carnival style stalls• Food stalls• Shiurim and discussion groups• An exhibition volleyball match• Much, much MORE!!!
SEE DIRECTIONS TO OUR CAMP SITE ON THE NEXT PAGE
PLEASE NOTE THE FOLLOWING IMPORTANT INFORMATION• Visitor’s day takes place on Sunday 22nd December 2013 from
10:00am to 12:45pm.• Visitors will not be allowed on the campsite at any other time.• Bnei Akiva has certain standards with regard to dress- we ask visi-
tors to please help us maintain them.• Visitors are requested not to bring fruit or any other perishable
foods onto the camp site as there is no place for chanichim to keep such foods refrigerated. Food will be on sale at various stalls
• No parking is permitted on the camp site. Visitors will only be able to park outside.
• Please assist us in maintaining the schedule of the day by departing promptly at 12:45pm.
• Cell phones cause a lot of homesickness and anxiety. Please do not offer chanichim to use your phones when you vist
• Smoking on the camp site is strictly forbidden.
LOOKING FORWARD TO SEEING YOU!!
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directionsBnei Akiva Machaneh is situated in Hartenbos, near Mossel Bay, along the scenic and very beautiful Garden Route. The drive from Plettenberg Bay is approximately 1¼ hours and takes you through the heart of the Garden Route.
FROM PORT ELIZABETH / PLETTENBERG BAY1. Take N2 to Cape Town2. Take Exit No. 397 marked HARTENBOS / OUDTSHOORN3. At stop street turn right4. Continue along road until camp site appears on your left.
FROM CAPE TOWN1. Take N2 to Port Elizabeth2. Take Exit No. 397 marked HARTENBOS / OUDTSHOORN3. At stop street turn right4. At next intersection turn right, following SDA JEUGKAMP sign5. Continue along road until campsite appears on your left.
G.P.S CO-ORDINATES OF THE CAMPSITE: S 34deg 06’44.8” E 22deg06’41.8”
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Bnei Akiva runs social outreach programmes at camp each year with the dual aim of making a small difference the Mossel Bay area and by educating our members of the need to engage in the mitzvah of Tikkun Olam (perfecting the world).
This year we are working hard at creating a social responsibility pro-gramme that will have a lasting effect on all those attending camp. We so kindly ask all our chevrah to please contribute durable food items and any old clothing to this project. Please drop off these items at the Bnei Office in Joburg or when you drop off your trommel in Cape Town.
These items will be distributed to the less privileged as part of this proj-ect. - Thank you for all your support!
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CONTACT USTHE ROSHIM CAN BE CONTACTED BY USING THE FOLLOWING EMAIL
ADDRESSES
Tanya Milwid- Rosh KtanTanim (Grades 3&4)- [email protected] Katz- Rosh Gurim (Grades 5&6)- [email protected] Levy- Rosh Roim (Grade 7)- [email protected] Sevitz- Rosh Moledet (Grade 8)- [email protected] Chemel- Rosh Ne’eman (Grade 9)- [email protected] Rosen- Rosh Eitan (Grade 10)- [email protected] Genende- Rosh Na’aleh (Grade 11)- [email protected]
FOR ANY ADMIN RELATED ISSUES PLEASE CONTACT YOUR REIGONAL OFFICE ON
Johannesburg: 0114851695 or [email protected] Town: 0214392740 or [email protected]
VISIT OUR WEBSITE FOR THE LATEST BNEI NEWS
WWW.BNEI.CO.ZA
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facebook.com/bneisa AND twitter.com/bneisa
LOOKING FORWARD TO AN INCREDIBLE MACHANEH!
THE MACHANEH AM ECAHD TEAM
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