The Overnight Male Counselor provides leadership and care for a group of approximately 6–10 campers and is responsible for their safety, health, and participation in camp programming. The counselor uses camp resources to help campers have a positive experience consistent with the goals and objectives of King’s Lake Camp. The position is housed at the camp site, and the counselor must stay at camp while camp is in session. Room and board are provided. The role includes supervising campers throughout daily activities, meals, cabin upkeep, and camp-related programs; leading daily group devotions; completing camper, program-evaluation, and health documentation; and contributing to the spiritual formation of campers and staff. The counselor also works with other staff and volunteers, supports camp operations and cleanup, and ensures that campers follow camp and Salvation Army policies. Work takes place indoors and outdoors in cool to warm weather, sometimes in wet conditions or in the woods. The work environment is generally quiet, with occasional noise from motors and equipment. The role requires physical activity, including walking, standing, bending, climbing, kneeling, twisting, handling and moving objects, and lifting up to 40 pounds or more with assistance. The employee must be able to understand, follow, and give written and oral instructions and communicate with diverse individuals in person and by telephone. The employee is expected to respect The Salvation Army’s religious mission and maintain confidentiality.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level
Education Level
No Education Listed