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AYF Camp Haiastan travels to Detroit

Camp HaiastanMarch 14, 2023Last Updated: March 14, 2023
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AYF Camp Haiastan executive director Kenar Charchaflian presenting to members of the Detroit Armenian community
AYF Camp Haiastan executive director Kenar Charchaflian presenting to members of the Detroit Armenian community

DEARBORN, Mich. — AYF Camp Haiastan visited Detroit on Sunday and hosted an informational meeting at the gymnasium of the Armenian Community Center.

AYF Camp Haiastan, the first Armenian camp in the United States, has been serving Armenian youth for over 70 years as the premier Armenian camping experience.

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Camp HaiastanMarch 14, 2023Last Updated: March 14, 2023
1 minute read
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Camp Haiastan

Located in Franklin, Massachusetts, AYF Camp Haiastan, was founded in 1951 and is the oldest Armenian camp in the United States. The Camp prides itself on providing a healthy and safe experience to Armenian-American youth to help them foster their Armenian identity and establish lifelong friendships. Learn more or support our mission at www.camphaiastan.org.

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