Chaver (membership) each year. It is run by five full-time sabbatical workers who work in the London Bayit, the offices of Bnei Akiva UK. Bnei Akiva also brings over families of shlichim (emissaries) from Israel, one serving as the Bnei Akiva rabbinical couple and one serving the northern communities. The mazkirut and shlichim together with the nivcharim [elected representatives], who are elected by the movement's members each year, form the Hanhalla [governing body]. Bnei Akiva runs 21 svivot (branches) around the UK. They run activities on Shabbat afternoons as well as running Succah Crawls, Family Friday Nights and Shabbatot Ha'Irgun. This year, there are active Bnei Akiva groups in, Barnet, Borehamwood & Elstree, Brondesbury Park, Bushey, Cheadle, Chigwell, Edgware, Finchley, Golders Green, Hale, Hampstead Garden Suburb, Hendon, Leeds, Mill Hill, Muswell Hill, Oxford, Pinner, Radlett, Salford, South Hampstead, South Woodford, Stanmore, Whitefield and Woodside Park. In 2022 Edgware hosted the largest sviva in the United Kingdom. Areas which have previously hosted Svivot include, Accrington, Belmont, Birmingham, Bowdon, Edinburgh, Elephant & Castle, Kenton, Kingsbury, Maida Vale, Newcastle, Redbridge, Scunthorpe, Sheffield, Southgate, Stamford Hill and Sunderland. The svivot mostly operate in local synagogues, however Bnei Akiva has two purpose-built buildings to house activities in Temple Fortune in London and Salford. Bnei Akiva runs summer and winter camps (machanot) from school years 3–12. The winter camps include Aleph (Years Six & Seven), Ma'apilim (Year Eight), Haroeh (Year Nine), Gimmel (Year Ten) and Hadracha Course (Year Twelve). H-Course is a long-running leadership training camp which gives participants the skills to become the future leaders of the movement. Summer camps include Ari (Years 3–6), Aleph (Year Six), Aleph Chalutzi (Year Seven), Bet Beis (Year Eight), Bet Chalutzi (Year Nine) and Gimmel (Year Ten). For Year 11, there is Israel Machane, a three-week-long tour visiting sites in Israel. In 2011, Machane Cadur Regel (Football Camp) ran for years 3–5 in partnership with Arsenal Football Club. Bnei Akiva also used to run the widely acclaimed Yachad programme, which caters for children with disabilities who want to be involved in camps. In addition, there is a Beit Midrash Programme (BMP) which runs in conjunction with the other camps every summer. In recent years, Bnei Akiva has teamed up with Kaytana to run camps for Ethiopian children in Israel and also with Camp Simcha UK to run Keshet camp in London for children with serious illnesses. More than 1,000