Ahavas Torah Center

Ahavas Torah Center, a synagogue at 101 S Arroyo Grande Blvd in Henderson, 89012, runs Jewish youth programming for kids and teens ages 2 to 18, split into three brackets: 2-6, 7-12, and 13-18. Programs listed include Shabbat morning youth groups, B'nai Akiva youth programs, teen programming, holiday celebrations, Jewish education, and spiritual development, covering both the weekly Shabbat schedule and the broader calendar of Jewish holidays throughout the year.

Amenities are listed as synagogue facilities and youth activity rooms, meaning programming has dedicated space within the synagogue building rather than being held off-site. The operating season is year-round, but the listing does not include specific daily or weekly hours for youth programs, so families should not assume a fixed schedule and should confirm current Shabbat and holiday program times directly.

No phone number is listed for Ahavas Torah Center in this profile, so the website at ahavastorahcenter.org is the listed way to get current program schedules and registration details. No pricing, price range, scholarship information, sibling discount, or trial offer is listed either, and special needs accommodations are not noted in the profile.

Programming is offered in English and Hebrew, which fits a synagogue running both general youth activities and specifically Jewish educational content. Because the age range spans from 2 all the way to 18 across three brackets, the center appears to structure its youth groups by developmental stage, from young children in the Shabbat morning groups up through teens in dedicated teen programming, rather than running one blended group for every age. Families in Henderson looking for Jewish youth programming built around Shabbat, holidays, and ongoing Jewish education have the program list here as a starting point, with the website as the next step for specific dates and registration. Families new to the Henderson area or new to Ahavas Torah Center specifically can use the youth activity rooms and Shabbat morning group structure as a low-pressure entry point before committing to the fuller teen programming track.