Summer Camp Nanny

The Salvation Army USA Central Territory•Pine Lake Township, MN

6d•Onsite

About The Position

The Summer Camp Nanny provides dedicated supervision and care for the Divisional Youth Secretaries’ children at The Salvation Army Northwoods Camp in Finlayson, Minnesota. The role includes overseeing the children during camp activities and programs, leading daily Bible lessons and craft activities, accompanying the children to meals, managing afternoon rest time, and helping with bedtime routines when the children are not attending evening programs. The position resides on-site at camp for the duration of the seasonal summer employment. The position runs approximately from mid-June through July 2027. Room and board are provided in addition to a biweekly stipend. The role includes nights and weekends and takes place in a camp environment; it is not remote-friendly. The position has no supervisory responsibilities and no travel requirements. Employees are expected to support The Salvation Army’s religious mission.

Requirements

Must be at least 16 years of age.
Must have a personal relationship with Jesus Christ and be willing to participate in religious activities.
Must pass the required vetting process, including background and reference checks.
Must be able to perform the physical aspects of the role, including mobility, bending, and reaching.
Must be able to lift 25 pounds occasionally.
Must be able to participate fully in indoor and outdoor activities and events.
Must be able to communicate clearly with campers and colleagues.
Must live on-site at Northwoods Camp during the summer.

Nice To Haves

Experience working with children.

Responsibilities

Supervise and care for the children during camp activities and day and night programs, adapting to schedule changes and supervising them in designated camp spaces.
Lead daily Bible lessons and craft activities.
Accompany the children to mealtimes and manage their afternoon nap or rest time.
Help prepare the children for bed when they are not participating in evening camp activities.
Communicate effectively and foster positive relationships with colleagues.
Promote a safe environment and respond appropriately to emergencies, including leading children to safety or seeking medical attention.