Deaf Camp – Join Our Staff

The Atlantic Region Sertoma Deaf Camp Committee is in need of signing Cabin Counselors and Deaf or Hard of Hearing Cabin Counselors to provide leadership and daily support of deaf, hard of hearing or hearing children with deaf or hard of hearing family members for our 27th annual Sertoma Deaf Camp. The Sertoma Clubs of North Carolina, Virginia and Maryland support this camp. The camp is held at Sertoma 4-H Educational Center, near Hanging Rock State Park in Danbury, NC. Counselors will be required to attend training with the regular summer staff at Sertoma 4-H Center and then provide assistance and leadership during the week of Deaf Camp.

Training day: June 19 (please plan to arrive early that am or the night before)
Camp week: June 20-25,2010

Applicants should have skills to work with deaf, hard of hearing and hearing campers. Prior experience with working with children in a camping environment will be considered. Applicants must be at least 18 and have completed high school.

Campers will be assigned to cabins by age group. Our ratio of counselors to campers will be 1:4 for each cabin. We are anticipating 6 cabins of boys and 6 cabins of girls. Counselors will stay in the cabins with the campers and accompany them throughout the week to all classes and activities. Signing counselors will work in conjunction with the non-signing summer staff to make the week of Deaf Camp a memorable and meaningful week for all campers.

Summer Camp Signing Staff will be paid depending on experience. Rate will include  room and board. You will be paid for the training day(s) as well as camp week.

STAFF POSITIONS
 If you would like to only work the week of deaf camp for the Sertoma staff then fill out both the 4-H and Sertoma staff applications and send to Michael Hoffman at 3915 Fawn Creek Dr Wilmington NC 28409 (or email to michael_d_hoffman@juno.com). If you would like to work all summer with 4-H fill out the 4-H staff application and send to Robert Banks (email:sertomasummerdirector@gmail.com) at the camp address.

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