STRIVE
Camps
Camps are an integral part of the community’s educational and spiritual life, offering moments of pause from daily routines to focus on learning, service, and meaningful connection. They create joyful and purposeful spaces where individuals and families can come together, deepen relationships, and strengthen their commitment to contributing to the well-being of their communities.
What are Institute camps?
"All men have been created to carry forward an ever-advancing civilization."
Bahá'í Writings
Throughout the year, during long weekends and school vacations, weekend and week-long camps are held where youth and junior youth come together to study Institute courses, serve their communities, create art, pray, and form meaningful and lasting friendships in an empowering environment created by youth, for youth.
Similarly, family camps are also organized, where parents and children participate together in spaces of learning, service, and recreation. These gatherings strengthen family bonds, deepen the spiritual life of the home, and help the whole family advance united on the path of service to their community.
