Jewish Disability Awareness Acceptance and Inclusion Month (JDAIM) is a time to raise awareness and champion the rights, gifts, and strengths of Jews with disabilities to be accepted and included in our community. Join us for in-person and virtual programs starting February 1!
Our educators are focused on social-emotional learning to build resiliency and help students adjust to our new world. Helping children understand and manage their emotions, feel and show empathy for others, establish healthy relationships, and make responsible decisions are the cornerstones of growing good kids. Speak with a Director at one of our seven sites to learn more.
9th-12th grade Jewish teens can visit Northwestern University, University of Wisconsin-Madison, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Indiana University, and University of Michigan. Tour campuses by coach bus, meet with current students and faculty, and see what Jewish life looks like on each campus.
We are so excited to be hosting such unique and engaging community events all across Illinois as well as at a venue near you! This private collection of 70 stringed instruments will be featured in performances, demonstrations, lectures, exhibits and more starting in April—including our Opening Night Concert on April 20.
For over 100 years, Camp Chi has transformed children’s summers. We unplug campers from their daily lives and connect them to life-changing moments while supporting social emotional growth. With over 50 activities to choose from, there’s truly something for everyone.
Become a fitness member at our clubs in Northbrook or West Rogers Park and get started on your fitness journey. Memberships include group-exercise classes, open pool and gymnasium with pickleball and basketball, locker rooms and more! Personal and family memberships available.
We support campers’ social emotional growth as they navigate relationships and form friendships, gain independence and build confidence. Connections with friends, making memories that’ll last a lifetime, discovering new interests and developing new skills are hallmarks of every Apachi summer. With amazing activities, rockin’ theme days, song sessions, Shabbat celebrations, expansive campuses and our caring counselors, you’ve got the ingredients for one incredible summer.
Located at the intersection of Jewish and life, JCC Chicago has locations throughout the greater Chicago area to serve you.
JCC Chicago and Keshet are partners in providing opportunities for children and adults with disabilities.
