CTeen encourages teens to grow and learn about themselves and their community. Core values and character development are enforced through social get-togethers, community service, and fun in a dynamic Jewish environment.
- Friendship Circle teens provide friendship to countless individuals with special needs and their families by providing recreational and social activities. In addition to helping those in need, the Friendship Circle enriches the many teen volunteers by enabling them to reap the rewards of selfless giving.
CTeen and C’niors is a distinctive program that facilitates meaningful connections between teenagers and the elderly. Participants engage in regular visits to home-bound senior citizens and nursing home residents, fostering valuable interpersonal relationships. The group also convenes monthly at the Jewish Home for a variety of group activities such as art sessions or distributing care packages.
Through programs, Supper and Study, fireside chats, consultations, and Lounge nights. "The Lounge" at CTeen Bucks County has already become the epicenter of Jewish teen engagement and community growth here in Bucks County. The Lounge is home to many of our new programs and Second home to all of the teens.
Please consider joining us in this undertaking of creating this amazing space for our teens @ Lounge.Cteenbucks.com.
CTeen U is a novel college-level course tailored to the principles of Judaism, designed specifically for high school students. The course is accredited for two private college credits and is available to students in grades 10 to 12. CTeen U is a collaborative effort between Yeshiva University and the Chabad Teen Network.
Eternal Flame Fellowship is a community-driven initiative that aims to shed light on the existence that was targeted for extinction by the Nazis. This is achieved through various means such as firsthand testimonies, academic studies, open discussions, excursions, and incorporating relevant content into high school curriculums. Presently, anti-Semitism is camouflaged as anti-Israel bias, and it is crucial for the younger generation and individuals of all ages to engage and counter this new form of darkness.
JHC is not just your average high school club. It is a welcoming and vibrant Jewish community where our teens explore Jewish culture and history in the most exciting ways. We currently serve 3 Highschools CRS, LOMO and William Tennent. If you’d like to bring JHC to your school reach out to Chaim @ 215-341-4147
