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Even our youngest toddle across the bima. Jewish values and traditions emphasize not just love for our children, but intentional efforts to include them in our legacy as they grow to carry it forward. Our programs are designed to encourage their development as mensches (good people) who connect to Jewish+ life and contribute to their community – from the Center to Greater Miami and beyond.
Immersing and engaging students pre-b’mitzvah age in Jewish heritage, traditions and history.
Jewish culture begs us to think deeply and ask questions. We host discussions and engage in text-study, prayer, games, music, arts and crafts, Mitzvah days, and notably, multi-generational programming for the whole family. Students are divided into age groups as well as skill levels to meet individual learning needs.
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Looking for fun all year round? Whether it's Summer Camp, Winter Camp, Spring/Passover Camp, or a school day out, we've got you covered! Kids 12 months to rising 6th grade can join!
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The secret sauce is one part learning to two parts play and exploration. Programs empower the skills they have and develop their skills-in-progress, all while giving individualized support as they grow. Here, they’re practicing social skills, embracing Jewish values, developing relationships, and – most importantly – get to be kids!
Amanda Farr, With over a decade of experience as a pediatric occupational therapist, Amanda has supported children and families through meaningful and often challenging moments—work that continues to shape her approach as Director of Children Services.Her hands-on background gives her a deep understanding of what children need to thrive emotionally, socially, and developmentally. Amanda is passionate about creating environments where kids feel safe and seen, and where professionals feel supported and empowered.In this leadership role, she brings a thoughtful, inclusive vision to building programs that are not only supportive and developmentally rich, but also full of joy, creativity, and meaningful fun for children. She leads with heart and is proud to be part of a team that believes deeply in the potential of every child.Outside of work, Amanda finds joy in nature, music, and spending time in spaces that nurture creativity, connection, and calm.
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Our vision is for anyone who comes to the Center to feel they belong – whether they were born Jewish, chose Judaism, or neither. Your support keeps us going. We hope you’ll join us in nurturing a community where all of us can thrive.
