Camps and Hikes
Traditional scouting activities, such as camps and extended hikes, are at the heart of Hameirim’s mission, providing enriching experiences for personal and collective growth.
For nearly 20 years, EEIF has had the good fortune to welcome French-speaking children with a distinctive accent, the Israeli accent, to its summer camps!
These young people from Israel are builders, scouts, guides, leaders, and animators, and they wear kahol lavan (blue and white) scarves.
For the past two years, the Hameirim association has existed to support and develop the EEIF in Israel.
In addition to sending children to camps in France, Hamairim organises regular activities in the form of mini-camps (Sukkot, Hanukkah, Passover) and, in July,
three-week «à la française» camps in Israel for the BC and BM.
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In 2019, the EEIFs were delighted to welcome 57 Bats and Scouts and 20 Pifs from Ron Arad to the camps in France. And the camps in Israel welcomed 80 builders and 60 scouts
Several times a year, you can register your children for various mini-camps, summer camps, and other activities organized throughout the year. Our website allows you to easily sign up and pay for these services online. Additionally, you can purchase the Hameirim uniform, including the shirt and scarf, directly on the site for your children.
Traditional scouting activities, such as camps and extended hikes, are at the heart of Hameirim’s mission, providing enriching experiences for personal and collective growth.
Young members are encouraged to participate in meaningful projects, whether they involve social or solidarity initiatives or the creation of collective projects carried out from start to finish, as undertaken by the Perspective Branch (ages 15-17).
Hameirim offers regular and ambitious training programs for its leaders to ensure they can effectively guide young members and impart the association's values.
Moments such as Shabbat, study sessions (Limoud), and specific songs are an integral part of the group’s life, fostering cultural and spiritual connection.