Tzeirei Hashluchos Winter Camp Announces Head Staff

With just a few weeks remaining until Machane Rivka Tzeirei Hashluchos Winter Camp, the Shluchim Office announces this year’s head staff preparing an extraordinary experience in Lake Worth, Florida.

With just a few weeks remaining until Machane Rivka Tzeirei Hashluchos Winter Camp, the Shluchim Office announces this year’s head staff preparing an extraordinary experience in Lake Worth, Florida.

For Young Shluchos worldwide, the Tzeirei Hashluchos Winter Camp is a much-anticipated annual highlight. The camp offers a rare opportunity for these girls to connect, bond, and thrive in a warm, Chassidishe environment, surrounded by peers who share their experience living on Shlichus.

This year’s camp will be led by director Mrs. Mushka Brook, alongside assistant director Rochel Goldman (Gainesville, FL). The exceptional team includes head counselors Goldie Shemtov (Crown Heights, NY) and Chassi Levertov (Phoenix, AZ), activity director Chana Deren (South Africa), Ruchnius director Rivka Rivkin (New Orleans, LA) and programs coordinator Sarale Schimmel (Postville, IA).

“This camp is a primary source of Chayus for so many of the Young Shluchos who attend,” shared Mrs. Mushka Brook. “Our incredible team has been working tirelessly to create a program that will give every camper renewed energy and pride in her Shlichus.”

Young Shluchos have so much to look forward to with this year’s experience promising new and exciting features including a Shlichus Trip exclusively for the 7th and 8th grade campers, as well as an all-new, unforgettable grand trip planned for the entire camp.

Camp will be taking place from 13 Teves / January 13 until 21 Teves – January 21. For more information, visit YoungShluchim.org and email [email protected] with any questions.

Machane Rivka Tzeirei Hashluchos Winter Camp is a project of the Shluchim Office. The Shluchim Office honors the memory of Rabbi Don Yoel Levy A”H of OK Kosher organization, a longtime sponsor of the Tzeirei Hashluchim Winter Camps.