About the Role

Camp Kirk is a supportive, neuro-affirming summer camp where every camper and every staff member belongs. As a Cabin Counsellor you live with your campers and a co-counsellor and make sure each child feels safe, included and celebrated all summer.

What We Offer

• A community that celebrates you for who you are, quirks included
• Two and a half weeks of paid pre-camp training, with a talent showcase and prom night
• Two performance reviews and steady support across the summer
• Room and board, plus $175 per day
• A badge for every summer you return and a staff family to come back to

Responsibilities

• Supervise and support a cabin group day and night
• Help campers who feel dysregulated or overwhelmed with patience and care
• Lead and join camp programs, evening activities and ceremonies
• Work as a team with your co-counsellor and the program staff
• Keep daily notes and bring concerns to the Camp Director quickly

Requirements

• 18 years of age or older by the start of camp
• Experience working with children or youth, such as volunteering, coaching or camp
• Patience, energy and a good sense of humour
• Able to live on site for the full summer

Nice to Have

• Experience supporting neurodivergent children or youth
• First Aid and CPR certification
• Previous summer camp experience

Location and Work Arrangement

On site at Camp Kirk in Kirkfield, Ontario, for the full summer season of about two and a half months.

Employment Type

Temporary, seasonal