Camp Laurelwood
Offices: 360 Amity Road, Woodbridge, CT 06525
Camp: 463 Summer Hill Road, Madison, CT 06443
WINTER: Phone: 203 397-CAMP, Fax: 203 397-0122
SUMMER: Phone: 203 421-3736, FAX: 421-7005
www.laurelwood.org
Founded in 1937, Camp Laurelwood is a coeducational camp designed for children between the ages of 7 and 15. It is nestled in the heart of Madison, Connecticut. Laurelwood's 140 acres provide a setting for young people to develop skills that will serve them well into their adult lives. Laurelwood is based on the philosophy that every child deserves a valuable and meaningful camping experience and Laurelwood's family atmosphere helps to achieve this goal. Innovative and exciting programming designed to foster interactive learning and fun that teaches Jewish values and traditions.

Ezra Academy
75 Rimmon Road
Woodbridge, CT 06525
Phone: 203 389-5500
Fax: 203 387-5607
www.ezraacademy.net
Ezra Academy is a Solomon Schecter Day School in Woodbridge, affiliated with the United Synagogue of Conservative Judaism and the Connecticut Association of Independent Schools, is devoted to educating Jewish children in grades K through 8. This state-accredited school is dedicated to egalitarian Conservative Judaism and fosters respect for Jewish diversity. Ezra is committed to academic excellence and integrating secular and Judaic studies within a nurturing environment. Its goals include instilling Jewish values and identity, fostering the love of G-d, Torah and Israel, and teaching students to incorporate these values into their lives.

Southern Connecticut Hebrew Academy & Beth Chanah Academy for Girls
261 Derby Avenue
Orange, CT 06477
Phone: 203 795-5261
Fax: 203 891-9719
www.nhhds.org
The Southern Connecticut Hebrew Academy provides a challenging education from preschool through eighth grade. Located in Orange, the day school offers a state-accredited general studies program infused with a traditional Judaic studies curriculum. By inspiring, nurturing and challenging it's students, they are building the Jewish community of tomorrow. Its classes are small and facilities spacious. Southern Connecticut Hebrew Academy strives to give each child a sound academic background, learning skills and a strong foundation in Torah values, thereby preparing them for their future successes as individuals and members of the community.

Jewish Community Center
360 Amity Road
Woodbridge, CT 06525
Phone: 203 387-2522
Fax: 203 397-1162
www.jccnh.org
The Jewish Community Center of Greater New Haven strives to meet the social, cultural, educational, recreational, and physical education needs of the Jewish community. They offer everyone--- from babies to seniors--- a place to get in shape, swim, play ball, experience cultural programs and events, enjoy gourmet kosher food, shop, send the kids to camp, pre-school, and after school programs, meet with other Jewish families, enjoy arts, education and music classes and more. A beautiful 160,000 square foot building houses an Olympic sized shallow depth lap pool, two full-court gymnasiums, racquetball courts, health spa, fitness center, personal training, Judaic gift shop, kosher restaurant, a library, auditorium and more, all on 53 magnificent acres, with plenty of free parking. Stop by for a visit!

Jewish Family Service of New Haven
1440 Whalley Ave.
New Haven CT 06515
Phone: 203-389-5599
Fax: 203-397-5904
www.jfsnh.org
Jewish Family Service of New Haven has served the community's social service needs since 1881. JFS has a caring and professional staff ready to help with a variety of programs and services spanning the complete life cycle. JFS programs and services include: counseling, adoption, foster care, respite care, elderly services and food assistance, among others. Daytime and evening appointments are available. Call us today to find out how we can help you or your family.

Jewish Home for the Aged
169 Davenport Ave.
New Haven CT 06519
Phone: 203-789-165
Fax: 203-787-0071
www.jhanh.org
The mission of the Jewish Home for the Aged is to enhance the quality of life of older persons and their families in the Greater New Haven region by providing a broad range of residential and community based services in a professionally competent and financially responsible manner. Such services are provided both by the Home, operating independently as well as through cooperative relationships with other organizations. The Jewish Home for the Aged has been accomplishing this mission for more than eight decades. The professional staff, an interdisciplinary health care team of geriatric specialists, is dedicated to providing quality care with state of the art technology treatments.

Tower One/Tower East
18 Tower Lane
New Haven CT 06519
Phone: 203-772-1816
Fax: 203-785-8280
www.seniorhousing.net/ad/towers
Tower One/Tower East offers convenient, private, spacious studio and one-bedroom apartments fully equipped with kitchen area, appliances, air conditioning, large closets, draperies and carpeting. Self-service laundry facilities in each building and dry-cleaning pickup and delivery services are available. Comfortable lounge areas and outdoor courtyards are available for conducive socializing.

Yale Hillel at the Joseph Slifka Center for Jewish Life at Yale
80 Wall St.
New Haven CT 06511-6605
Phone: 203-432-1134
Fax: 203-432-8690
www.yale.edu/slifka
The Hillel at Yale enhances Jewish life on campus. The Slifka Center is known to celebrate Jewish culture and traditions. It is a place that provides opportunities for meaningful religious observances, while helping students develop a social conscience shaped by Jewish values and on issues of concern in the world around us. The Slifka Center provides texts and teachers for those who seek to explore Israeli society, culture and politics are provided, as they assist in developing a connection to and to support the State of Israel. The Slifka Center raises awareness about Judaism, and fosters relationships with people and organizations from the greater Yale, New Haven, American, Jewish, and world communities. The Yale Hillel at the Joseph Slifka Center for Jewish Life strives to be a model of Jewish inter-denominational relations, and most importantly, makes it fun to be Jewish.

Yeshiva of New Haven
765 Elm St.
New Haven CT 06511
Phone: 203-777-2200
Fax: 203-777-7198
Yeshiva of New Haven's elementary (girls and boys) and boys' high school divisions provide quality, affordable Jewish and general education preparing students to become fully integrated, knowledgeable members of the Jewish community. The precious legacy of Judaism comes alive at Yeshiva through scholarly discourse with our ancient texts and exuberant celebration of Jewish moments. The learning experience at Yeshiva is characterized by the highest academic standards in a friendly, nurturing environment. Yeshiva also conducts meaningful and uplifting daily, Shabbos and holiday services and offers a wide variety of communal adult and youth education programs. Working with local non-profit neighborhood corporations, Yeshiva of New Haven also has access to favorably priced, attractive Victorian-era housing units.

BBYO Connecticut Valley Region
360 Amity Road
Woodbridge CT 06525
Phone: (203) 389-2127
www.bbyo.org
The B'nai B'rith Youth Organization (BBYO) is a youth led, worldwide organization that provides opportunities for Jewish youth to develop their leadership potential, a positive Jewish identity and a commitment to personal development. The youth participate in democratically functioning small groups under the guidance of adult advisors and professional staff.

Department of Jewish Education
360 Amity Road
Woodbridge CT 06525
Phone: (203) 387-2424
Fax: 203-387-1818
Jewish education is a crucial element in building a vibrant Jewish community. The mission of the Department of Jewish Education (DJE) is to provide quality learning experiences that engage Jews of all ages and backgrounds. The DJE's outstanding programs attract increasing numbers of adults, teens, children and educators. It also offers individualized consultancy, resource support and teacher training to synagogue religious schools and Jewish day schools.

Hebrew High School of New England
1244 North Main Street
West Hartford CT 06117
Phone: (860) 231-0317
Fax: (860) 236-7623
Hebrew High School of New England is a Jewish day school offering a dual curriculum of Judaic and general studies. It was founded in 1996 to serve the needs of the Jewish communities of Greater New Haven, Hartford and Springfield. The school is located in the educational wing of the Agudas Achim synagogue in West Hartford.

JFACT - Jewish Federation Association of Connecticut
40 Woodland Street
Hartford, CT 06105
Phone: (860) 727-5701, 727-5770
Fax: (860) 727-5767
JFACT is the government affairs arm of the Jewish Federation system in Connecticut, representing 9 Jewish Federations, 4 Jewish community centers, 6 Jewish Family services, and 3 Jewish nursing homes, lobbying for legislation that is of importance to Connecticut's Jewish community of 130,000. JFACT coordinates several statewide and regional programs, including the Russian Resettlement program and Partnership 2000, a program that links Jewish communities in southern New England with Afula/Gilboa, Israel. The partnership aims to fulfill mutual needs of both communities with several projects including young emissaries, teacher exchanges, and promotion of Arab/Jewish coexistence in our partnership region. JFACT also works closely with the Connecticut Israel Exchange Commission (CONNIX) to foster increased trade, cultural and educational interchange between Connecticut and Israel.

Jewish Historical Society
270 Fitch Street
New Haven CT 06515
Phone: (203) 288-1347
Fax: (203) 392-5140
pages.cthome.net/hirsch
The Jewish Historical Society maintains archival collections consisting of synagogues, cemetery, and organizational records, personal papers, genealogies, diaries, scrapbooks and photographs as well as an "object" collection. Research materials also include a library of Judaic historical books and over 200 audio and videotapes of public meetings and interviews with significant individuals.

UConn Hillel
54 North Eagleville Road
Storrs, CT 06268
Phone: (860) 429-9007
Hillel at the University of Connecticut "maximizes the number of Jews doing things with other Jews." Their goals include creating meaningful Jewish experiences for campus members, developing educational opportunities for the campus community and providing a comfortable Jewish environment for students.