Programs
Eight communities. One Club Chai.
Every program below keeps its own name and character, built for the young people it serves — from early childhood through young adulthood. Together, they form one continuous Jewish community in Vienna.

CKids
Ages 3–11For young children and their families.
Club Chai's youngest community, built around Shabbat, the Jewish calendar, and simple celebration. CKids is often a family's first encounter with Club Chai.

CKids Kurs
NewAn enrichment track for children in the CKids community.
CKids Kurs connects culture and Jewish life through creative, hands-on activity — a complement to CKids' Shabbat and holiday programming.

CSteps
NewFor school-age children with special needs, and their families.
CSteps — "Lighting the Way Together" — is a dedicated weekly community built around Jewish and developmental growth, with direct support for parents alongside the children themselves.

Hapanasaim
Ages 10–13 NewFor children from more Torah-observant families.
Hapanasaim — "illuminating the world through Torah study" — is a weekly framework built for children whose families are looking for a more observant setting, alongside the wider CKids and CTeen age groups.

CTeen
Ages 12–16Vienna's weekly community for teenagers.
CTeen brings together a community of teens for regular weekly programming, special events, Shabbatons, and trips — including Zman Chai, CTeen's own dedicated Jewish-learning track.

CTeen Girls
Ages 12–15A weekly community built specifically for girls.
CTeen Girls gives younger teenage girls their own space, with regular programming, special events, Shabbatonim, trips, and hands-on workshops.

Hamifgash
Ages 15–17 NewThe next step for older teenage girls.
Hamifgash continues the CTeen Girls community into the later teenage years, adding dedicated psychological guidance alongside its regular programming.

JClub
Ages 18+ NewFor young adults.
JClub carries the Club Chai journey into adulthood — Torah study for young men and women, Shabbatonim and trips, and holiday-mitzvah initiatives such as the Four Species for Sukkot and Shmura Matzah for Passover.
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