In addition to our traditional camp programs located at the Henry Kaufmann Campgrounds, we also offer several specialty camps. These include specialized sports and activities, a camp for children with cancer, and community-based programs.
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JCC Trident Swim Camp Our aquatics camp brings out the best in every swimmer we coach—from children entering the pool for the very first time to competitive swimmers! Swimmers will be taught level-appropriate swimming skills by experienced and knowledgeable coaches during two pool sessions each day. Learn more here! |
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Core 24 Basketball Camp At Core 24 Basketball Camp, kids will develop their skills, make new friends, build character, and simply enjoy the game of basketball! Our program, led by Director & Coach Mike Reape and his outstanding staff, includes activities tailored to each child’s age and skill level. Learn more here! |
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Soccer Camp At our soccer camp, fun is our goal! Our players will develop their skills while experiencing the joy of the sport. The curriculum includes activities designed for children at every skill level. For more information, email soccer@sijcc.com |
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Lucille & Jay Chazanoff Sunrise Day Camp Sunrise Day Camp is the world’s first full-summer day camp for children with cancer and their siblings, provided completely free of charge. The Lucille & Jay Chazanoff Sunrise Day Camp-Staten Island is the only day camp of its kind in New York City. The camp serves over 150 children from Staten Island, Brooklyn, Manhattan, and nearby New Jersey. Last summer, campers participated in a Sunrise Virtual Camp Experience due to their unique health concerns during the pandemic. Sunrise Day Camp also includes fun year-round programs to keep campers connected throughout the seasons. Learn more here! |
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Community-Based Camps We also offer free camp programs at our Cornerstone, Beacon, and COMPASS sites. These programs continue the work we do at these sites throughout the year, teaching leadership skills and encouraging academic success. Community-based camps are funded by the NYC Department of Youth and Community Development (DYCD). |
