
Summer Day Camp Counselor (w/Driving)
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The Salvation Army is hiring a Summer Day Camp Counselor (w/Driving). The Summer Day Camp Counselor provides a safe, enriching and fun program for campers, acting as primary caregiver and program leader. They actively interact with children, assist with activities such as dressing for the pool, restroom use, diaper changes, and support participants with disabilities. The role includes supervising assigned groups, preparing meals, leading rainy‑day activities, transporting campers, and maintaining clean facilities.
Key focus areas include Participate in required training., Develop daily activities., and Supervise assigned group of children..
Successful candidates bring High School Diploma Or GED, Prior Residential Social Service Or Customer Service Experience, and Mandated Reporter Training Certification. Important skills include Safety Conscious, Read, Write, Communicate Clearly In English, Work With Individuals With Varying Needs, and Handle Difficult Situations.
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Full job description
Summer Day Camp Counselor (w/Driving)
Job Locations US-OH-Springfield
Job ID
2026-15108
Category
Youth Work
Type
Temporary Full-Time
Overview
REPORTS TO: Day-camp Driver/Counselor
SUPERVISES: no employees
STATUS: Non-Exempt
SCHEDULE: Seasonal full-time, 35-40 hours based on program needs for the duration of the six-week program.
FUNCTION: The Day Camp Counselors are responsible for providing the campers with a safe, enriching, and fun program. The counselors are the primary caregivers and program leaders for the campers or program participants. It is expected that the counselor will actively participate/interact with the children. They will also be expected to assist the children with activities, including dressing for the pool and/or using the restroom, as the participants’ disabilities demand.
Responsibilities
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Participate in all required training
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Help to develop daily activities
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Supervise all children within your assigned group
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Maintain an active awareness of all participants in your area
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Prepare breakfast and lunch for participants
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Assist children with special needs based on individual disabilities. This includes diaper changes and cleanup.
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Help organize and lead rainy-day activities
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Assist with the transportation of campers
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Assist with daily activities
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Anything else required for a successful camp experience.
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Assist with building clean-up and set up. The building is to be left clean at the end of each day.
Qualifications
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Minimum 21 years of age
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1 year of experience with people with disabilities
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Must be safety conscious/oriented
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Must be able to read, write, and communicate clearly in English
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Must have the ability to work and relate well with individuals with varying needs
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Must be able to handle difficult situations/confrontations in a professional/civil manner
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Must possess or have the ability to obtain a valid Driver’s License with two or fewer violations (moving or accident) over the past two years
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Must possess the ability to pass the online Salvation Army Fleet Safety Driver’s Test
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