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Youth Programs

AGBU administers summer & day camps for children and adolescents in Argentina, Armenia, Bulgaria, Canada, France, Lebanon, Syria and the United States. Each summer, these camps welcome hundreds of enthusiastic youths eager to stay connected to their cultural heritage, experience a fun and exciting summer, and build friendships that will last a lifetime.

The Armenian General Benevolent Union (AGBU) takes great pride in its success in preserving and promoting the Armenian identity and heritage to a new generation through professional, educational, social, cultural and humanitarian programs. AGBU programs, especially the various summer internships and summer camps throughout the world, provide young Armenians with a unique opportunity for personal development as they learn and understand their rich background and identity. Established in 1906, AGBU (www.agbu.org) is the world’s largest nonprofi t Armenian organization. Headquartered in New York City, AGBU touches the lives of some 400,000 Armenians around the world every year.

More Information is available from

Brochure on Youth Programs In Armenia
and
Brochure on Youth and Internship Programs

Antranik Scout Camp
www.agbu.org

Colonie de vacances - French Summer Camp
http://youth.agbueurope.org/france-summer

Camp Nubar - US Summer Camp
www.campnumbar.org
For further assistance, call (212) 319-6383 or email
campnubar@agbu.org
For information about other AGBU summer camps
in Argentina, Bulgaria, Lebanon, Syria and Canada,
please email youth@agbu.org

Moscow Summer Intern Program
www.agbu.org/msip
msip@agbu.org
New York Summer Intern Program
www.agbu.org/nysip
For further assistance, please contact
Associate Program Director Michael Hovsepian
by phone, (212) 319-6383, or email, nysip@agbu.org

Yerevan Summer Intern Program
www.agbu.org/ysip
ysip@agbu.org

Discover Armenia
youth@agbu.org

Networking Event on the River Thames

Sprint Celebration Party

The 100th Anniversary of AGBU London Branch

Exhibition: The Colours of Armenia and Armenia through the eyes of children in the Diaspora

An Exhibition of Art by Students of the
K. Tahta Armenian Community Sunday School in London