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Our client, a rapidly growing global manufacturing company is looking to bring on a Senior Commercial Counsel to work directly with the General Counsel on all commercial matters. This individual will be a key contributor to the company's legal, marketing, sales, and operations teams. A strong candidate will have at least 6 years of experience in commercial law, in either an in-house or law firm setting. Job Title: Commercial Counsel Location: Milwaukee, WI | 3 Days In-Office, 2 Remote Reports to: General Counsel Job Description: Collaborate closely with the General Counsel and other attorneys on company-wide commercial matters. Draft, review, and negotiate a variety of commercial agreements, including sales, purchasing, procurement, consulting, licensing, and government subcontractor contracts. Work closely with and advise several different business units on commercial strategy & growing the company. Develop and implement standardized playbooks, templates, and processes for commercial agreements and legal operations. Provide legal guidance on contract terms, risk mitigation, and regulatory compliance, including FAR/DFAR requirements. Support dispute resolution and litigation readiness, including implementing legal holds and advising on conflict management. Oversee and manage trademark and patent matters and contribute to intellectual property strategy and portfolio development. Assist with business partner documentation such as licenses, certifications, and regulatory filings. Enhance legal operations by developing templates, processes, and training programs for commercial legal matters. Collaborate with external counsel as needed. Requirements: Minimum 6+ years practicing law as a commercial counsel/attorney. Compensation: 170,000 - 200,000

A prominent construction firm in Minneapolis is looking for an Associate General Counsel with significant experience in construction law. The role involves managing risk, drafting contracts, ensuring compliance, and supporting project teams. Ideal candidates will have around 10 years in legal practice, excellent negotiation skills, and the ability to work collaboratively across departments. Competitive salary and comprehensive benefits package offered, including health insurance, retirement plans, and generous PTO. #J-18808-Ljbffr

Our mission is to bring out the limitless potential in young leaders through extraordinary experiences and nurturing relationships. At PEAK, we know that with the right support and access to quality programs and experiences, all young people are able to achieve at the highest level imaginable. PEAK's Four Beliefs Every living being has inherent value. The community is better when everyone contributes. We can only grow when we are honest about our mistakes. Everyone has the power to change their world. POSITION SUMMARY: The Day Camp Kitchen Coordinator manages all aspects of the food service operations for PEAK's Milwaukee day camps, and will work to upkeep safe and clean spaces for all program participants and staff. POSITION AVAILABILITY: This position is 40 hours per week and must be available Monday - Friday, June 16 - August 7, working 7:45 am - 4:15 pm each day. BASIC FUNCTION AND RESPONSIBILITY Oversee the daily operations of the day camp kitchen, including managing camper dietary restrictions and food-based health needs, providing and maintaining daily meal count documents, coordinating the process for supply purchasing and inventory, sanitizing the kitchen etc. Responsible for light custodial work and space reset after each meal and after snack time. Ensure the kitchen and community room is safe and usable. Haul garbage, recycling, and compost for proper disposal throughout the camp day. Oversee food service operations and meal tracking for the Summer Food Program, ensuring all nutritional requirements are met, required documentation is recorded, meal counts are submitted timely. Work within a budget to manage inventory and place food and supply orders. Supervise kitchen aides and high school interns. May be asked to fill in, as needed, in various other capacities to support Day Camp in achieving its mission. COMPENSATION AND BENEFITS This position is compensated at a rate of $850 per week, pre-tax. Summer seasonal staff are paid on a bi-weekly basis and are classified as exempt, seasonal employees. KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS, & ABILITIES Experience and excitement about working with young leaders. Belief that with the right support and access to quality programs and experiences, all young people are able to achieve at the highest level imaginable. Enthusiasm about new experiences and ability to self-manage to bring a consistent level of energy all summer long. Must be detail-oriented and able to document accurately. Ability to receive constructive feedback and coaching from supervisor and make necessary adjustments. Ability to work collaboratively with co-workers to achieve program objectives. Ability to support, and work with all camper age ranges at camp. Commitment to being punctual and adhering to a schedule provided by camp leadership. Possess strong communications skills and apply them with coworkers and supervisors, maintaining confidentiality of sensitive staff and camper information when necessary. Ability to perform job duties in a fast-paced environment and able to embrace change and be flexible. Ability to provide job coaching constructively to team members. While not required, bilingualism (Spanish/English) would be beneficial. EDUCATIONAL, CERTIFICATIONS, & LICENSING REQUIREMENTS Must at least be 19 and have a high school diploma/GED before the position start date to apply. Must be able to pass PEAK's motor vehicle background check and driver training and safely drive/transport adults and children in PEAK vehicles, including a 12-passenger van. Current CPR and First Aid Certification (PEAK can support in attaining). SafeServ Food Safety certification is required (PEAK can support in attaining). REPORTING AND RELATIONSHIPS The Day Camp Kitchen Coordinator reports directly to the Program & Operations Coordinator. The Day Camp Kitchen Coordinator will supervise several high school Interns (LTs) and a full-time seasonal Kitchen and Facilities Specialist. The Day Camp Kitchen Coordinator will also work closely with the Youth Program Manager, Director of Finance and Operations, and Operations Manager. PHYSICAL & MENTAL DEMANDS & WORKING CONDITIONS The mental and physical requirements and work environment conditions described here are representative of those that must be met by an individual to successfully perform the essential functions of this position. The work environment includes a variety of settings including tasks performed outside, in the kitchen, health center, agency vehicles, and some off-site locations. Day Camp programming is in constant motion. Campers and staff are interacting and moving around, doing various vigorous activities throughout the day, indoor and outdoor. This position may spend a large portion of the day outdoors and may remain standing or on their feet for long periods of time. Must be comfortable working in a city park as a significant portion of time will be spent at the PEAK Program Center in Tiefenthaler Park. Staff are required to actively participate in all camper activities, including water-related activities. Staff must be ready for new experiences and maintain a consistent level of energy all summer long. Position requires standing, stooping, sitting, walking long distances on uneven terrain (5+ miles a day), and occasionally lifting up to 40 pounds with or without assistance. Camp activities are often loud, involving many people talking, yelling, cheering, etc., in indoor and outdoor settings. The camp environment is often hot, rainy, with bugs or other wildlife. Staff must be able to work outside in a nature setting for sustained periods of time without air conditioning. All PEAK Initiative properties, including Lake Valley Camp and the Milwaukee Program Center, are substance-free environments. Smoking, vaping, alcohol consumption, and the use of illicit drugs are strictly prohibited on all property regardless of whether or not staff are on break. ADDITIONAL COMMENTS: The above job description is not intended as, nor should it be construed as, exhaustive of all responsibilities, skills, efforts, or working conditions associated with this job. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable qualified individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions of this job. PEAK Initiative is proud to be an equal opportunity workplace employer. We are committed to equal employment opportunity regardless of race, color, ancestry, religion, sex, national origin, sexual orientation, age, citizenship, marital status, disability, gender identity or Veteran status.

The After-School Camp Counselor member is responsible for supporting participants with daily routines, personal care, academic assistance, and recreational activities in a safe, inclusive, and nurturing environment. This is a new program, so the hours may vary but we are anticipating around 21 hours per week. Work schedule will be Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday from 2:00 PM - 6:00 PM and Wednesday from 1:00 PM - 6:00 PM. The work schedule will follow Wauwatosa's school district calendar and working at Wauwatosa West High School. ESSENTIAL DUTIES (FUNCTIONS) include the following: Interact respectfully and appropriately with participants, honoring individual preferences. Provide support with activities of daily living (ADLs), including toileting, ambulating, feeding, and hygiene. Assist participants with academic tasks and homework as needed. Facilitate structured daily activities such as large motor play, sensory activities, and enrichment programming. Ensure safety and well-being of participants by monitoring activities, practicing infection control, and follow emergency procedures. Support and encourage participant independence and social interaction. Implement behavior support strategies in line with established behavior plans. Provide snacks and assist with feeding activities, including specialized feeding needs. Maintain clean and organized program areas and disinfect materials and equipment regularly. Use assistive equipment properly and safely. Serve as a positive role model, promoting inclusion and community-building. Complete required documentation such as attendance and activity logs. Reports suspected abuse, neglect and exploitation of students immediately per program and agency policies and procedures. Works cooperatively with parents, students, and community members. Reports all possible cases of illness to direct supervisor and provides assistance to students that become ill during the program. Participate in team meetings and trainings as scheduled. NON-ESSENTIAL DUTIES Stays abreast of emergency procedures and/or updates to ensure awareness of protocols in the event of an emergency. Performs other duties (or functions) as assigned. Serves as backup for other program staff as needed. QUALIFICATIONS: To perform this job successfully, an individual must be able to carry out each essential duty satisfactorily. The requirements listed below are representative of the knowledge, skill and/or ability required. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions. Experience providing services to children and young adults required; experience working with individuals with disabilities preferred. Must be at least 18 years old. On the WI Medication Administration Registry preferred. Current CPR, First Aid, universal precautions training/certification preferred. Must have a valid driver's license and reliable transportation. Must have proof of insurance AND meet the requirements of the Employee Driving Policy. TB test required. A criminal background check must meet the requirements of the State of WI licensure for work in a school setting. Specialized Skills/Abilities/Knowledge: Ability to exercise safe lifting techniques. Ability to follow directions. Ability to maintain confidentiality. Awareness of disability issues. Ability to interact with people from culturally diverse backgrounds and display strong customer relation skills. Ability to communicate effectively, verbally and in writing. Ability to problem-solve issues. Self-motivated and able to work independently. Must be organized and able to handle multiple tasks. Must be honest, dependable and able to meet deadlines. Must exercise sound judgment in making decisions and act accordingly. EQUIPMENT USED/MACHINERY REQUIRED TO OPERATE: Includes, but is not limited to: Telephone Computer Durable Medical Equipment (as required) Adaptive recreation equipment Standard medical or mobility equipment PHYSICAL DEMANDS: May be required to lift, carry, push or pull up to 50 pounds. Frequently requires sitting, standing, walking, bending, squatting, kneeling and reaching. Required to drive and transport clients, includes assisting individuals in and out of vehicles. Will be exposed to loud/noisy environments.

Full-time, seasonal (from approximately May 31, 2026 - August 28, 2026) Rate of Pay: Starting $435/week Overnight and Day Camp Counselors are the primary care providers and mentors for our campers. Counselors are responsible for individualized camper care, carrying out overall camp program operations, teaching traditional camp and environmental education activities, maintaining program equipment and general facility cleanliness. WORK SCHEDULE: YMCA Camp Glacier Hollow has a full schedule of programs during the summer months, including programs that continue on some weekends and holidays. Typical schedule for this position is Mon-Fri (Day Camp) or Sun-Fri (Overnight Camp), with flexibility, and will include day, evening, some overnight, and weekend times. A schedule will be arranged in advance. Requirements QUALIFICATIONS: Overnight and Day Camp Counselors must be at least 18 years of age. Training and/or experience in one or more of the following areas are desired: camp counseling, teambuilding, experiential education, environmental education, outdoor adventure/recreational activities, waterfront supervision, arts and crafts, campfires, and field sports. Preference will be given to applicants who have completed college course work or a degree in camp management, environmental education, education, recreation or related fields. Previous leadership experience and/or desire to work with youth and teens is required. Must be a positive role-model, flexible, energetic, dedicated and a responsible team player. CPR and first aid certifications are required (on site training available). Lifeguarding certification a plus and increases salary. Some online pre-camp training may be required. PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS: Must be able to lead and participate along with groups of campers in various physical activities and in various indoor/outdoor settings. Such activities include traditional camp activities, canoeing, teambuilding, swimming, and other sports and activities. Prior to work all staff will be required to provide a Physician-signed health examination and complete a fingerprint background check. Salary Description $435/week

Current Students: If you are currently employed or enrolled as a student at any of the Universities of Wisconsin, log in to Workday to apply through the internal application process. Workday Internal Jobs Site for StudentsPosition Title:Winter Camp Track and Field Student CounselorJob Category:Student HourlyJob Profile:Student HelpJob Summary: The primary function of this position is to help high school Track athletes through all the workouts and discussions throughout the camp. We look for someone that is knowledgeable in the sport/event while having the passion to share that knowledge to others in a positive way. To Lead any of the segmented activities, workouts, or discussions. Communicate camper needs to campers, parents, and other Camp Staff Record camper check-in/out statistics and answer parent questions at pick up/drop off Display a consistently dedicated, fun, and upbeat attitude to positively contribute to a camp environment Address, document, and resolve camper behavioral issues in the moment and ongoing throughout camp Track number of campers and always remain mindful of potential hazards for campers Communicate running expectations on the track or on public sidewalks. Other duties as assigned $12.00/hour Supervisor I Ability to work with ages 9th-12th graders in a variety of group sizes Excellent people, communication, and organization skills Available on Sundays of January 11th through February 22nd Must be a UWS student in good academic standing Must have 4+ years of Track and Field experience Notice to New Employees: Employment will require a criminal background check. A pending criminal charge or conviction will not necessarily disqualify an applicant. In compliance with the Wisconsin Fair Employment Act, the University does not discriminate on the basis of arrest or conviction record. Key Job Responsibilities: Follows all emergency procedures and enforces camp rules Plans and coordinates camp events Cleans, maintains, and ensures proper use of camp facilities and equipment Leads and supports campers as they participate in activities Reports and records details of incidents to appropriate stakeholders Monitors campers to ensure compliance with camp rules and to prevent accidents Department:Compensation:Required Qualifications:Preferred Qualifications:Education:How to Apply:Contact Information:UW-Superior, A Superior Place: The University will not reveal the identities of applicants who request confidentiality in writing, except that the identities of ‘final candidates' must be revealed upon request. According to the Attorney General, ‘final candidates' under Wisconsin law means the five candidates who are considered most qualified for the position. See Wis. Stat. Sec. 19.36(7)(a). Employment will require a criminal background check, and if you have prior work history within the last seven years with Universities of Wisconsin or State of Wisconsin agencies, a personnel file review check for employee misconduct. It will also require your references to answer questions regarding employee misconduct, sexual violence and sexual harassment. The University reserves the right to check references with notice given to the candidates at the appropriate time in the process. Employment is subject to federal laws that require verification of identity and legal right to work in the United States as required by the Immigration Reform and Control Act. For UW-Superior campus safety information and crime statistics, review the Annual Security Report or contact the University Police Department Safety at ************ for a printed copy. UW is an Equal Opportunity Employer Qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, age, pregnancy, disability, status as a protected veteran, or any other bases protected by applicable federal or State law and UW System policies. We are committed to building a workforce that represents a variety of backgrounds, perspectives, and skills, and encourage all qualified individuals to apply.

Let your 'why' lead the way! Apply as a Camp Counselor today! Required trainings begin mid May and the camp season ends mid August. This position supports the work of the Y, a leading nonprofit committed to strengthening community through youth development, healthy living, and social responsibility. Implement programming that encourages physical, emotional, and intellectual growth in a safe and nurturing environment. QUALIFICATIONS: Must be at least 18 years of age. Experience in children's programming/education, preferred. Knowledge of state licensing and Young Star accreditation requirements, preferred. Attend staff meetings, training, and obtain additional certification as requested. PHYSICAL DEMANDS: Ability to perform all physical aspects of the position; including leading classes, walking, standing, bending, reaching, and lifting. Individuals in this position may be subject to all elements of weather and loud facilities. CLICK HERE for complete position description. The YMCA is a leading non-profit organization committed to strengthening community through Youth Development, Healthy Living, and Social Responsibility.

Under the general supervision of the Summer Camp Director, the Resident Camp Counselor provides leadership, supervision, and positive mentorship to campers in a residential camp setting. The Counselor ensures a safe, inclusive, memorable, valuable, and engaging environment that encourages personal growth, friendship, skills, and fun. This position leads and actively participates in a wide variety of camp activities as well as work in a Specialty Area while modeling the YMCA's mission and core values by fostering youth development, promoting healthy living, and inspiring social responsibility throughout all aspects of the camp experience for campers ages 7-14. ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS * Foster a positive cabin community by modeling respect, inclusion, teamwork, and friendship so that campers feel accepted and supported. * Ensure camper safety by actively supervising campers in cabins, activities, and common areas, serving as a first responder in emergencies to maintain a secure camp environment. * Plan, lead, and participate in age-appropriate recreational, educational, and social activities (e.g., games, hikes, crafts, campfires, and specialty areas) to create memorable and engaging camp experiences. * Collaborate with staff and leadership to coordinate schedules, share feedback, and maintain consistent communication, ensuring a unified and positive camp culture. * Model personal responsibility by assisting campers with keeping living areas organized and supporting daily camp setup, cleanup, and end-of-session turnover for a clean and efficient operation. * Communicate effectively with campers and staff by listening attentively, giving clear instructions, and promptly reporting concerns or incidents to supervisors to support camper well-being. * Guide camper behavior positively by using supportive discipline, problem-solving, and emotional coaching to promote self-confidence and cooperation. * Encourage participation and inclusion by adapting activities to meet the diverse needs and abilities of all campers, ensuring every child feels valued and successful. * Uphold YMCA values and policies through consistent demonstration of integrity, enthusiasm, and professionalism, fostering a culture of respect and responsibility. QUALIFICATIONS * Must be at least 18 years old (per ACA regulations). * High school diploma or equivalent required; some college coursework in education, recreation, or youth development preferred. * Prior experience working with children or youth in a camp, school, or recreation setting preferred. * Current CPR, First Aid, and AED certifications (can be obtained during staff training). Lifeguard certification (preferred; training available). * Strong leadership, communication, and teamwork abilities. * Ability to create a positive, inclusive, and supportive environment for campers of all backgrounds and abilities. * Capacity to lead diverse activities (sports, crafts, outdoor education, team building). * Sound judgment and ability to remain calm in emergencies or stressful situations. * Willingness to live and work in a residential setting and participate in all camp life aspects, including evenings and weekends. * Flexibility, adaptability, and a collaborative approach in a dynamic camp environment. COMPETENCIES * Accountability: Takes ownership of decisions, actions, and results. Follows through on commitments and accepts responsibility. Completes assigned tasks on time and accepts feedback without defensiveness. Adheres to established policies and procedures. * Youth Development: Understands the physical, emotional, and social needs of children and teens; fosters independence, confidence, and positive relationships. * Relationship Building: Develops genuine, supportive relationships with campers, peers, and staff while promoting inclusion and respect for all individuals. * Emotional Intelligence: Demonstrates responsibility, patience, and professionalism; manages challenging situations calmly and effectively. * Communication: Clearly and respectfully communicates with campers, parents, and staff; listens actively and adapts to different audiences and age groups. * Inclusion & Cultural Competence: Creates a welcoming environment that celebrates diversity, equity, and belonging among campers and staff. * Teamwork & Collaboration: Works cooperatively with others to achieve camp goals and support a positive, mission-driven culture. * Adaptability & Initiative: Adjusts quickly to changing situations, weather, or schedules; takes initiative to solve problems and contribute to camp operations. WORK ENVIRONMENT & PHYSICAL DEMANDS * Residential outdoor camp environment with cabins, activity areas, wooded trails, open fields, and waterfront spaces. * Counselors live on-site in shared housing and supervise 10-14 campers day and night during assigned sessions. * Requires long hours, outdoor activity, and exposure to varied weather conditions (sun, heat, rain, insects). * Physically active role involving walking, standing, bending, kneeling, swimming, hiking, and lifting up to 50 pounds. * Requires stamina for sustained periods of high activity and the ability to visually and audibly monitor camper safety. * Work hours include early mornings, evenings, weekends, and overnight shifts. * Camp environment is active, energetic, and often loud; staff must be comfortable working in a fast-paced, high-energy setting. This job description is intended to convey information essential to understanding the scope of the position and is not an exhaustive list of responsibilities, duties, or qualifications. Additional tasks may be assigned as needed to support organizational goals. Employees must be able to perform the essential functions of the position, with or without reasonable accommodation.

Temporary Description Disciple campers. Build relationships. Lead with purpose. As a Cabin Leader, you'll guide a group of campers each week, caring for their spiritual, physical, and emotional needs while helping them grow in faith and experience all camp has to offer. What You'll Do: Lead daily Bible time, devotions, and memory verse activities Build relationships and get to know each camper individually Manage daily cabin routines-schedules, clean-up, lights out, and more Help campers sign up for and enjoy daily camp activities Track health needs and assist with med delivery as needed Communicate with your Village Leader about camper needs and cabin updates Maintain a clean, safe, and welcoming cabin environment Write camper notes and participate in weekly check-ins Assist with camper arrival/departure on weekends Participate in other camp activities as planned by the Recreation and Ministry Departments, as the schedule allows, mainly after dinner hours. Flex into other roles and temporary assignments to other duties if needed If you love Jesus, love kids, and want to grow as a leader and mentor, this is the role that changes lives (including yours). This position is for the Summer 2026 season. Requirements Spiritual Is a professing Christian and is supportive of Timber-lee's mission and core values as well as committed to the truths found in our Statement of Faith. Commitment to a Christian lifestyle and demonstration of character in keeping with the biblical model. Exhibits a sincere love for the Lord; desires to see people come to know Him personally and grow in their faith. Organizational Agrees with, and supports, Timber-lee Ministries' philosophy and policies. Demonstrates excellent work ethic; excels at providing quality guest experiences. Understands and exhibits behaviors and skills needed to function in, and be accountable in, a team environment. Shows a positive and cooperative attitude of ministry to the position, guests, and fellow employees. Positional Interested in working with children. Experience in working with children in 2nd-12th grades is preferred. Able to care for campers' physical need has excellent communication skills and the ability to teach and lead others. Capable of providing campers with spiritual encouragement and support, consistent with the spiritual truths found in the Statement of Faith. Is able to share the gospel with others; is able to pray with others. Is able to physically traverse the multi-terrain campground in all seasons of the year; able to be on one's feet for long periods of time. Candidates must be at least 18 years of age at time of hire to be considered for this position. Offers of employment are contingent on background and reference checks.

Under the supervision of the Camp Director and VP of Membership and Programming, this position will be responsible for coordinating and running Camp Cormorant during the summer camp season. Job duties include but are not limited to programming, scheduling, managing staff, parent/camper relations, behavioral management, and improving upon and expanding current camp offerings in conjunction with the Camp Director. May also coordinate with and oversee visiting community partners and renters during the camp season. Preferred Experience/Qualifications: * Waterfront supervision or lifeguard certification, especially on a lake or open water * Overnight camper supervision * Experience in program planning and facilitation for various ages and abilities * Positive, effective, calm, and professional communication - verbally and written - with staff, members, children, and parents * The ability to work effectively with people of different backgrounds, abilities, behaviors, and perceptions * Has a high-level understanding of safety procedures and can implement an emergency action plan * At least 25 years of age * At least two prior seasons of supervisory experience in an organized camp * Current driver's license and YMCA insurance approved driving record * College degree in related field preferred * Within 90 days of hire: CPR/FA Certification for Adult, Child and Pediatrics * Upon hire, at least 3 hours of professional development that addresses the individual needs related to the ACA core competencies Benefits * All employees receive a free YMCA membership! * Part-time employees begin accruing Sick Leave immediately upon hire and Paid Time Off (PTO) after one year of employment * 403(b) Savings Plan * 12% Retirement Plan - The YMCA will automatically contribute an additional 12% of the eligible employee's monthly income into their YMCA Retirement Plan when the following requirements are met: the employee has been employed with the YMCA for two years, the employee has worked 1,000 hours during each of any two 12-month periods, and the employee is 21 years of age or older No personal animals allowed on Camp premises.

Job Description Trip Leader - Camp Juniper Knoll Looking for a summer job that makes a difference? Join the Girl Scouts of Greater Chicago and Northwest Indiana 2026 camp staff today! Our Camp Juniper Knoll overnight camp is a place where energetic and passionate staff come together to provide a safe and positive learning environment for girls ages 5-17. As a Trip Leader you will be critical to the success of the summer as part of the leadership team and the first-line resource for problem solving for campers and counselors on off-site trips. In this role you will supervise and guide campers and counselors through progressive learning experiences specifically on field trips and adventure-based activities and live on site in a camper unit. Work Commitment: Dates: May 31- August 2 Includes staff training Camp is closed June 19 and July 3-5; these days are unpaid Weekly Schedule: 11:00 a.m. Sunday-7:00 p.m. Friday Daily 2-hour break Monday-Thursday Staff are required to work Saturday, August 1 and may be asked to work Saturday, July 18 Camp Staff Benefits: Pay: $135 per day Included room and board Wilderness First Aid and basic First Aid and CPR certifications Optional Archery, Lifeguard, and Aquatic Small Craft training available if interested. Access to GSGCNWI Employee Assistance Program Qualifications: Loves to interact with children and has prior experience working with children of various ages Enjoys spending time outdoors and has prior experience working in an outdoor setting; prior experience in wilderness trip settings preferred Prior experience leading children through formal or informal environmental education or outdoor interpretation Must be 21+ years old as of June 21, 2026 and possess a high school diploma or GED Willingness to work and, at times, live in an indoor and outdoor camp setting, which includes working irregular hours with limited or simple equipment, rustic facilities, wildlife and insects; limited technology while at camp, and daily exposure to sun, rain, and other weather conditions Responsibilities: Provide fun, positive and active leadership to campers Help build a supportive environment where campers can grow, make new friends, and try new things Role model problem-solving, collaboration, and initiative to campers and other staff Develop, supervise, and deliver facilitation of on-site and off-site programs involving outdoor skills, backcountry knowledge, and adventure-based activities with campers and staff through the use of girl planning and Girl Scout program guidelines. Oversee campers and staff during group activities, meals, and transitions to and from scheduled events Manage logistics of groups leaving camp, including food requisitions, specialized trip first aid kits, and assisting with communication with vendors. Transport campers to off-site trip locations as needed through safe use of 12- and 15-passenger vans. Ensure that camp staff and campers know and follow safety and educational procedures Assist with management and care of program supplies and spaces, including specialty equipment Assist in the care of camp equipment and in maintaining a clean camp environment Maintain open and efficient communication with camp director, health supervisor, and other staff as needed involving camper's illness and injury Maintain responsibility for the overall well-being of campers throughout their camp experience Other duties as assigned Apply today to join our summer camp team! Powered by JazzHR RAA4yOovRW

ACTIVITIES COUNSELOR Join us in our mission to provide life-changing experiences that enhance independence and self-esteem for children and adults with disabilities! As a True Friends Activities Counselor, you'll guide campers through exciting challenges while helping plan, prepare, and lead a variety of activities. You'll create safe, engaging, and memorable experiences that build confidence, teamwork, and adventure for campers of all abilities-making every day at camp both fun and meaningful. Schedule: Seasonal, Late May - Mid August 2026 Location: Camp Friendship, Annandale, MN Pay: $313-$357 per week based on tenure with True Friends, plus opportunity for end of summer bonus Bonus Information: 6-7 weeks worked | additional $60 per week worked 8-9 weeks worked | additional $70 per week worked 10-11 weeks worked | additional $80 per week worked 12-14 weeks worked | additional $90 per week worked Requirements: Resident or citizen of the USA, in ‘good standing' with the organization and a live in summer camp staff member (excludes support staff) True Friends Benefits: Opportunities to gain and strengthen leadership skills Meals and lodging provided during employment Gain hands-on, career-relevant experience Build your portfolio with diverse work examples Work in a scenic and inspiring work environment ...and more! How You'll Contribute: Facilitate activities and ensure proper maintenance of all equipment Use and develop skills to lead a wide range of activities-from high ropes to arts and crafts, from large group games to adaptive archery, and so much more Learn how to adapt all activities to meet the needs of campers of all ages and abilities Create opportunities that promote empowerment, independence, and confidence Facilitate team building, social skill development, and plenty of fun Share your unique skills and hobbies as a specialized counselor (waterfront, recreation, or creative) or serve as a well-rounded counselor leading a variety of activities. What You'll Bring to the Table: Must be 18 years of age or older Prior experience facilitating high ropes activities and maintaining ropes equipment Willing to step outside your comfort zone and try new challenges Comfortable coaching and leading both small and large groups Passionate about making a difference in the world Comfortable supporting others with daily living skills (training provided) Open to living and working in a communal setting Eager to take initiative and demonstrate strong work ethic Flexible and adaptable in an ever-changing environment Highly valued, but not required: CPR/First Aid certification, Lifeguard certification, camping experience, prior experience working with individuals with disabilities Physical demands Ability to see, hear, and communicate verbally Ability to lift up to 50 lbs. Ability to walk, sit, stand, bend, reach, climb, balance, stoop, kneel, crouch, crawl, and move continually during working hours Ability to feel objects and use fingers to operate tools and controls May be required to wear a seat harness for up to 8 hours per day, hanging in harness up to 45 minutes at a time About True Friends: True Friends is a nonprofit organization providing life-changing experiences that enhance independence and self-esteem for children and adults with disabilities. True Friends' programs include camp, respite, retreats, team building, therapy and adaptive riding, and travel; serving over 25, 000 individuals annually.

The Summer Day Camp Leader works directly with children and leads general activities such as arts and crafts, sports, educational, and other age-appropriate activities. They are directly responsible for the safety and well-being of a small group of children aged 6 - 12 by ensuring appropriate behavior and that the group is in the proper location at all time. Camp leaders are an important link between the public and the Park and Recreation Department. They are directly responsible to the Camp Supervisor. Position is a seasonal part-time job. Job Description: * Maintain appropriate parental interaction and communication regularly * Exercise good communication skills to lead large groups of campers * Ensure campers meet behavioral expectations and positively intervene when necessary. * Work with other camp staff members to plan and coordinate camp events. * Lead and support campers as they participate in age-appropriate activities. * Clean, maintain and ensure proper use of camp facilities and equipment. * Report and record details of incidents, such as accidents or rule violations, to parents and camp staff. * Know and understand all emergency procedures and enforcing camp rules. * Attend weekly staff meetings as required. Compensation: $14.00 per hour Hours: 20-40 hours per week Qualifications and Abilities * Be at least 16 years of age. * High school diploma, equivalent, or active enrollment in school. * High level of responsibility and accountability. * Upbeat, engaging personality. * Strong communication, interpersonal, and leadership skills. * Team player attitude. * Ability to use sound judgment in challenging situations. * Willingness to accept responsibility for a small group of 6 - 12 year old children. * High level of creativity, initiative and decision making skills. * CPR, AED, and First aid experience preferred Interview Information: * Winter interview invitations will be emailed mid December. Interview dates will take place on the final week of December. * Returning staff will not be guaranteed continued employment, but will be given first consideration. The City of Neenah is an Equal Opportunity Employer.

Our mission is to bring out the limitless potential in young leaders through extraordinary experiences and nurturing relationships. At PEAK, we know that with the right support and access to quality programs and experiences, all young people are able to achieve at the highest level imaginable. PEAK's Four Beliefs Every living being has inherent value. The community is better when everyone contributes. We can only grow when we are honest about our mistakes. Everyone has the power to change their world. POSITION SUMMARY: The Camp Life Coordinator plans and facilitates staff appreciation efforts and morale-building activities during camp sessions and on days between camp sessions. To assist in smooth facilitation of daily camp life, the Camp Life Coordinator fills in to support campers, camp operations, and camp programming in a variety of ways, as assigned. This position serves as a member of the LVC Leadership Team. POSITION AVAILABILITY: This position is an onsite, overnight position and must be available the following dates: Staff Orientation: June 7 - 24 Session 1: June 25 - 29 and July 2 - 8 Session 2: July 9 - 13 and July 16 - 22 Session 3: July 23 - 27 and July 30 - August 5 Teen Camp and Camp Clean-up: August 6 - 8 and August 11 - 13 Family Camp: August 14 - 16 Please note that the Camp Life Coordinator's schedule differs from most on-site staff roles, due to their leadership of off-site trips for other staff on their days off. The Camp Life Coordinator will still have approximately 72 consecutive hours off per camp session. BASIC FUNCTION AND RESPONSIBILITY Plan and facilitate activities for staff days off and identify opportunities for regular staff appreciation efforts. This includes taking international staff on cultural outings and taking staff on supply trips. Coordinate activities that promote appreciation and fun at camp all summer long. Actively lead, participate in, and assist with the preparation and implementation of camp, including All Camp activities, staff orientation, bus duty, inventory/clean-up and more. The Camp Life Coordinator will be assigned to go to Milwaukee on camper arrival days to interact with campers and families and be a bus chaperone. They may also be asked to be a bus chaperone from Lake Valley Camp to Milwaukee and back on camper departure days. In between sessions (including between orientation and camp sessions), Lead Team members will be assigned by Directors to drive a vehicle back to PEAK in Milwaukee and then bring staff back to Lake Valley Camp after camper drop-off is complete. The Camp Life Coordinator may do this more often than some Leadership Team members due to availability. Build nurturing relationships and engage regularly with program participants. Drive campers partway or all the way back to Milwaukee if they need to go home early. As a member of the LVC Leadership Team, the Camp Life Coordinator will participate in regular meetings to provide updates and strategize to help our camp community be the best it can be. The Camp Life Coordinator will be responsible for some evening/overnight shifts as Supervisor-on-Duty. The Camp Life Coordinator may be asked to supervise campers overnight in situations that would mean they would not be staying in their typically living quarters. The Camp Life Coordinator may be asked to work additional hours outside of their regular schedule, which may include early mornings or late nights. They are also expected to be on call throughout the night in case of emergencies. The Camp Life Coordinator will consistently act as a positive role model for our community and their actions and decisions should reflect that expectation. COMPENSATION AND BENEFITS This position is compensated at a rate of $850 per week, pre-tax. Summer seasonal staff are paid on a bi-weekly basis and are classified as exempt, seasonal employees. This position is eligible for a $50 weekly bonus for valid lifeguard certification during weeks worked. All meals are provided during camp sessions. KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS, & ABILITIES A belief that with the right support and access to quality programs and experiences, all young people are able to achieve at the highest level imaginable. Ability to receive constructive feedback and coaching from supervisor and make necessary adjustments. Ability to work collaboratively with co-workers to achieve program objectives. Ability to live with, support, and work with all camper age ranges at camp. Commitment to being punctual and adhering to a schedule provided by camp leadership. Possess strong communications skills and apply them with coworkers and supervisors, maintaining confidentiality of sensitive staff and camper information when necessary. Ability to perform job duties in a fast-paced environment and able to embrace change and be flexible. Ability to provide informal job coaching constructively to community members as a member of the LVC Leadership Team. While not required, familiarity with event planning and knowledge of opportunities for cultural outings in southwest Wisconsin would be beneficial. While not required, familiarity with current lifeguard certification or ability to pass the Red Cross shallow-water lifeguard course (provided by PEAK) would be beneficial. EDUCATIONAL, CERTIFICATIONS, & LICENSING REQUIREMENTS Current CPR and First Aid Certification (PEAK can support in attaining). Must be able to pass PEAK's motor vehicle background check and driver training and safely drive/transport adults and children in PEAK vehicles, including a 12-passenger van. Must be at least 18 and/or have a high school diploma/GED before the position start date to apply. REPORTING AND RELATIONSHIPS The Camp Life Coordinator reports to the Assistant Director of Camp Operations, with additional guidance and assignments from the Camp Director and Assistant Director of Camp Programs. While the Camp Life Coordinator doesn't have any direct supervisory responsibilities, they are expected as a member of the Leadership Team to provide ongoing feedback and support to all members of the community to help make camp the best it can be. PHYSICAL & MENTAL DEMANDS & WORKING CONDITIONS The mental and physical requirements and work environment conditions described here are representative of those that must be met by an individual to successfully perform the essential functions of this position. Staff are required to actively participate in all camper activities, including water-related activities. Staff must be ready for new experiences and maintain a consistent level of energy all summer long. Position requires standing, stooping, sitting, walking long distances on uneven terrain (5+ miles a day), and occasionally lifting up to 40 pounds with or without assistance. Camp activities are often loud, involving many people talking, yelling, cheering, etc., in indoor and outdoor settings. The camp environment is often hot, rainy, with bugs or other wildlife. Staff must be able to work outside in a nature setting for sustained periods of time without air conditioning. All PEAK Initiative properties, including Lake Valley Camp and the Milwaukee Program Center, are substance-free environments. Smoking, vaping, alcohol consumption, and the use of illicit drugs are strictly prohibited on all property regardless of whether or not staff are on break. Staff must be able to walk and perform activities in the dark in an outdoor, nature setting. Staff must be able to sleep in a tent outdoors. Staff must be able to eat in a dining hall setting with 100+ people. The dining hall will be very busy and very noisy during these times and staff are expected to supervise and sit with their cabins throughout the meals. Staff must be able to eat family style meals in a dining hall for 3 meals a day. Sample menus available upon request. With pre-summer notice, the kitchen can accommodate most medical or value-based dietary restrictions. Position requires working weekends and nights, with time off in between camp sessions. Camp days are often long and at times require late night camper support, especially for Leadership Team Members and Health Staff. Staff will have daily scheduled breaks. Staff will have a combination of work and on call hours for up to 22 hours a day for several consecutive days. Staff must be able to reside in shared housing on the LVC overnight camp property in Boscobel, WI starting with staff training in June and ending after the last camp program lets out in mid-August. Staff must be able to live and sleep in housing with campers. Cabins have electricity, but no plumbing. Staff and campers are required to use communal bath houses located within the village. Staff may be required to drive 6+ hours in one day, transporting campers or other staff members. ADDITIONAL COMMENTS: The above job description is not intended as, nor should it be construed as, exhaustive of all responsibilities, skills, efforts, or working conditions associated with this job. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable qualified individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions of this job. PEAK Initiative is proud to be an equal opportunity workplace employer. We are committed to equal employment opportunity regardless of race, color, ancestry, religion, sex, national origin, sexual orientation, age, citizenship, marital status, disability, gender identity or Veteran status.

The After-School Camp Counselor member is responsible for supporting participants with daily routines, personal care, academic assistance, and recreational activities in a safe, inclusive, and nurturing environment. This is a new program, so the hours may vary but we are anticipating around 21 hours per week. Work schedule will be Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday from 2:00 PM - 6:00 PM and Wednesday from 1:00 PM - 6:00 PM. The work schedule will follow Wauwatosa's school district calendar and working at Wauwatosa West High School. ESSENTIAL DUTIES (FUNCTIONS) include the following: Interact respectfully and appropriately with participants, honoring individual preferences. Provide support with activities of daily living (ADLs), including toileting, ambulating, feeding, and hygiene. Assist participants with academic tasks and homework as needed. Facilitate structured daily activities such as large motor play, sensory activities, and enrichment programming. Ensure safety and well-being of participants by monitoring activities, practicing infection control, and follow emergency procedures. Support and encourage participant independence and social interaction. Implement behavior support strategies in line with established behavior plans. Provide snacks and assist with feeding activities, including specialized feeding needs. Maintain clean and organized program areas and disinfect materials and equipment regularly. Use assistive equipment properly and safely. Serve as a positive role model, promoting inclusion and community-building. Complete required documentation such as attendance and activity logs. Reports suspected abuse, neglect and exploitation of students immediately per program and agency policies and procedures. Works cooperatively with parents, students, and community members. Reports all possible cases of illness to direct supervisor and provides assistance to students that become ill during the program. Participate in team meetings and trainings as scheduled. NON-ESSENTIAL DUTIES Stays abreast of emergency procedures and/or updates to ensure awareness of protocols in the event of an emergency. Performs other duties (or functions) as assigned. Serves as backup for other program staff as needed. QUALIFICATIONS: To perform this job successfully, an individual must be able to carry out each essential duty satisfactorily. The requirements listed below are representative of the knowledge, skill and/or ability required. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions. Experience providing services to children and young adults required; experience working with individuals with disabilities preferred. Must be at least 18 years old. On the WI Medication Administration Registry preferred. Current CPR, First Aid, universal precautions training/certification preferred. Must have a valid driver's license and reliable transportation. Must have proof of insurance AND meet the requirements of the Employee Driving Policy. TB test required. A criminal background check must meet the requirements of the State of WI licensure for work in a school setting. Specialized Skills/Abilities/Knowledge: Ability to exercise safe lifting techniques. Ability to follow directions. Ability to maintain confidentiality. Awareness of disability issues. Ability to interact with people from culturally diverse backgrounds and display strong customer relation skills. Ability to communicate effectively, verbally and in writing. Ability to problem-solve issues. Self-motivated and able to work independently. Must be organized and able to handle multiple tasks. Must be honest, dependable and able to meet deadlines. Must exercise sound judgment in making decisions and act accordingly. EQUIPMENT USED/MACHINERY REQUIRED TO OPERATE: Includes, but is not limited to: Telephone Computer Durable Medical Equipment (as required) Adaptive recreation equipment Standard medical or mobility equipment PHYSICAL DEMANDS: May be required to lift, carry, push or pull up to 50 pounds. Frequently requires sitting, standing, walking, bending, squatting, kneeling and reaching. Required to drive and transport clients, includes assisting individuals in and out of vehicles. Will be exposed to loud/noisy environments.

Under the general supervision of the Summer Camp Director, the Resident Camp Counselor provides leadership, supervision, and positive mentorship to campers in a residential camp setting. The Counselor ensures a safe, inclusive, memorable, valuable, and engaging environment that encourages personal growth, friendship, skills, and fun. This position leads and actively participates in a wide variety of camp activities as well as work in a Specialty Area while modeling the YMCA's mission and core values by fostering youth development, promoting healthy living, and inspiring social responsibility throughout all aspects of the camp experience for campers ages 7-14. ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS Foster a positive cabin community by modeling respect, inclusion, teamwork, and friendship so that campers feel accepted and supported. Ensure camper safety by actively supervising campers in cabins, activities, and common areas, serving as a first responder in emergencies to maintain a secure camp environment. Plan, lead, and participate in age-appropriate recreational, educational, and social activities (e.g., games, hikes, crafts, campfires, and specialty areas) to create memorable and engaging camp experiences. Collaborate with staff and leadership to coordinate schedules, share feedback, and maintain consistent communication, ensuring a unified and positive camp culture. Model personal responsibility by assisting campers with keeping living areas organized and supporting daily camp setup, cleanup, and end-of-session turnover for a clean and efficient operation. Communicate effectively with campers and staff by listening attentively, giving clear instructions, and promptly reporting concerns or incidents to supervisors to support camper well-being. Guide camper behavior positively by using supportive discipline, problem-solving, and emotional coaching to promote self-confidence and cooperation. Encourage participation and inclusion by adapting activities to meet the diverse needs and abilities of all campers, ensuring every child feels valued and successful. Uphold YMCA values and policies through consistent demonstration of integrity, enthusiasm, and professionalism, fostering a culture of respect and responsibility. QUALIFICATIONS Must be at least 18 years old (per ACA regulations). High school diploma or equivalent required; some college coursework in education, recreation, or youth development preferred. Prior experience working with children or youth in a camp, school, or recreation setting preferred. Current CPR, First Aid, and AED certifications (can be obtained during staff training). Lifeguard certification (preferred; training available). Strong leadership, communication, and teamwork abilities. Ability to create a positive, inclusive, and supportive environment for campers of all backgrounds and abilities. Capacity to lead diverse activities (sports, crafts, outdoor education, team building). Sound judgment and ability to remain calm in emergencies or stressful situations. Willingness to live and work in a residential setting and participate in all camp life aspects, including evenings and weekends. Flexibility, adaptability, and a collaborative approach in a dynamic camp environment. COMPETENCIES Accountability: Takes ownership of decisions, actions, and results. Follows through on commitments and accepts responsibility. Completes assigned tasks on time and accepts feedback without defensiveness. Adheres to established policies and procedures. Youth Development: Understands the physical, emotional, and social needs of children and teens; fosters independence, confidence, and positive relationships. Relationship Building: Develops genuine, supportive relationships with campers, peers, and staff while promoting inclusion and respect for all individuals. Emotional Intelligence: Demonstrates responsibility, patience, and professionalism; manages challenging situations calmly and effectively. Communication: Clearly and respectfully communicates with campers, parents, and staff; listens actively and adapts to different audiences and age groups. Inclusion & Cultural Competence: Creates a welcoming environment that celebrates diversity, equity, and belonging among campers and staff. Teamwork & Collaboration: Works cooperatively with others to achieve camp goals and support a positive, mission-driven culture. Adaptability & Initiative: Adjusts quickly to changing situations, weather, or schedules; takes initiative to solve problems and contribute to camp operations. WORK ENVIRONMENT & PHYSICAL DEMANDS Residential outdoor camp environment with cabins, activity areas, wooded trails, open fields, and waterfront spaces. Counselors live on-site in shared housing and supervise 10-14 campers day and night during assigned sessions. Requires long hours, outdoor activity, and exposure to varied weather conditions (sun, heat, rain, insects). Physically active role involving walking, standing, bending, kneeling, swimming, hiking, and lifting up to 50 pounds. Requires stamina for sustained periods of high activity and the ability to visually and audibly monitor camper safety. Work hours include early mornings, evenings, weekends, and overnight shifts. Camp environment is active, energetic, and often loud; staff must be comfortable working in a fast-paced, high-energy setting. This job description is intended to convey information essential to understanding the scope of the position and is not an exhaustive list of responsibilities, duties, or qualifications. Additional tasks may be assigned as needed to support organizational goals. Employees must be able to perform the essential functions of the position, with or without reasonable accommodation.

Looking for a summer job that makes a difference? Join the Girl Scouts of Greater Chicago and Northwest Indiana 2026 camp staff today! Our Camp Juniper Knoll overnight camp is a place where energetic and passionate staff come together to provide a safe and positive learning environment for girls ages 5-17. As a Trip Leader you will be critical to the success of the summer as part of the leadership team and the first-line resource for problem solving for campers and counselors on off-site trips. In this role you will supervise and guide campers and counselors through progressive learning experiences specifically on field trips and adventure-based activities and live on site in a camper unit. Work Commitment: Dates: May 31- August 2 Includes staff training Camp is closed June 19 and July 3-5; these days are unpaid Weekly Schedule: 11:00 a.m. Sunday-7:00 p.m. Friday Daily 2-hour break Monday-Thursday Staff are required to work Saturday, August 1 and may be asked to work Saturday, July 18 Camp Staff Benefits: Pay: $135 per day Included room and board Wilderness First Aid and basic First Aid and CPR certifications Optional Archery, Lifeguard, and Aquatic Small Craft training available if interested. Access to GSGCNWI Employee Assistance Program Qualifications: Loves to interact with children and has prior experience working with children of various ages Enjoys spending time outdoors and has prior experience working in an outdoor setting; prior experience in wilderness trip settings preferred Prior experience leading children through formal or informal environmental education or outdoor interpretation Must be 21+ years old as of June 21, 2026 and possess a high school diploma or GED Willingness to work and, at times, live in an indoor and outdoor camp setting, which includes working irregular hours with limited or simple equipment, rustic facilities, wildlife and insects; limited technology while at camp, and daily exposure to sun, rain, and other weather conditions Responsibilities: Provide fun, positive and active leadership to campers Help build a supportive environment where campers can grow, make new friends, and try new things Role model problem-solving, collaboration, and initiative to campers and other staff Develop, supervise, and deliver facilitation of on-site and off-site programs involving outdoor skills, backcountry knowledge, and adventure-based activities with campers and staff through the use of girl planning and Girl Scout program guidelines. Oversee campers and staff during group activities, meals, and transitions to and from scheduled events Manage logistics of groups leaving camp, including food requisitions, specialized trip first aid kits, and assisting with communication with vendors. Transport campers to off-site trip locations as needed through safe use of 12- and 15-passenger vans. Ensure that camp staff and campers know and follow safety and educational procedures Assist with management and care of program supplies and spaces, including specialty equipment Assist in the care of camp equipment and in maintaining a clean camp environment Maintain open and efficient communication with camp director, health supervisor, and other staff as needed involving camper's illness and injury Maintain responsibility for the overall well-being of campers throughout their camp experience Other duties as assigned Apply today to join our summer camp team!

CABIN COUNSELOR Join us in our mission to provide life-changing experiences that enhance independence and self-esteem. As a True Friends Cabin Counselor, you'll play a meaningful role in creating a safe, fun, and inclusive camp environment. Cabin Counselors serve as mentors, leaders, and role models, helping campers feel supported and empowered while guiding them through engaging camp experiences. From cabin time to camp activities to shared laughter and new adventures, you'll help campers grow in confidence while building unforgettable memories or your own. Schedule: June 14 - July 25, with option for an additional week through July 31 Location: In-person, Camp Courage, Maple Lake, MN Pay: $313-$357 per week based on tenure with True Friends, plus opportunity for end of summer bonus Bonus Information: 6-7 weeks worked | additional $60 per week worked 8-9 weeks worked | additional $70 per week worked 10-11 weeks worked | additional $80 per week worked 12-14 weeks worked | additional $90 per week worked Requirements: Resident or citizen of the USA, in ‘good standing' with the organization and a live in summer camp staff member (excludes support staff) True Friends Benefits: Opportunities to gain and strengthen leadership skills Meals and lodging provided during employment Gain hands-on, career-relevant experience Build your portfolio with diverse work examples Work in a scenic and inspiring work environment ...and more! How You'll Contribute: Lead and support campers in social, recreational, and camp activities Foster a welcoming, inclusive, and fun environment Encourage campers to try new activities and build confidence Set clear expectations, build rapport, and create opportunities for learning and growth Collaborate with fellow counselors and camp staff to ensure a successful camp session Serve as a positive role model and ambassador of the True Friends mission Set clear expectations, ensure basic needs are being met, build rapport, and create opportunities for fun and learning What You'll Bring to the Table: Must be 18 years of age or older Must be able to pass organizational background study Willing to step outside your comfort zone and try new things Passionate about making a difference in the world Comfortable supporting others with daily living skills (training provided) Open to living and working in a communal setting Eager to take initiative and demonstrate a strong work ethic Flexible and adaptable in an ever-changing environment Highly valued, but not required: camping experience, prior experience working with individuals with disabilities Physical Demands Ability to see, hear, and communicate verbally Ability to lift up to 50 lbs. Ability to walk, sit, stand, bend, reach, climb, balance, stoop, kneel, crouch, crawl, and move continually during working hours Ability to feel objects and use fingers to operate tools and controls About Us: True Friends is a nonprofit organization providing life-changing experiences that enhance independence and self-esteem for children and adults with disabilities. True Friends' programs include camp, respite, retreats, team building, therapy and adaptive riding, and travel; serving over 25, 000 individuals annually.

Our mission is to bring out the limitless potential in young leaders through extraordinary experiences and nurturing relationships. At PEAK, we know that with the right support and access to quality programs and experiences, all young people are able to achieve at the highest level imaginable. PEAK's Four Beliefs Every living being has inherent value. The community is better when everyone contributes. We can only grow when we are honest about our mistakes. Everyone has the power to change their world. POSITION SUMMARY: Community Camp Counselor facilitates all aspects of Community Camp, a daily drop-in program in Tiefentahler Park, and fosters meaningful community engagement through the facilitation, participation, and support of daily activities. POSITION AVAILABILITY: This position is 40 hours per week and must be available Monday - Friday, June 22 - August 7, with the ability to work 10am - 6pm. BASIC FUNCTION AND RESPONSIBILITY Plan, coordinate, and lead Community Camp activities in Tiefenthaler Park. Support outreach initiatives through canvassing within the Midtown community. Assist in the supervision, guidance, and development of high school interns and volunteers. Actively engage with park visitors of all ages to build positive relationships and foster a welcoming environment. COMPENSATION AND BENEFITS This position is compensated at a rate of $650, pre-tax. Summer seasonal staff are paid on a bi-weekly basis and are classified as exempt, seasonal employees. KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS, & ABILITIES A belief that with the right support and access to quality programs and experiences, all young people are able to achieve at the highest level imaginable. Ability to receive constructive feedback and coaching from supervisor and make necessary adjustments Ability to work collaboratively with co-workers to achieve program objectives. Ability to live with, support, and work with all camper age ranges at camp. Commitment to being punctual and adhering to a schedule provided by camp leadership. Possess strong communications skills and apply them with coworkers and supervisors, maintaining confidentiality of sensitive staff and camper information when necessary. Ability to perform job duties in a fast-paced environment and able to embrace change and be flexible. EDUCATIONAL, CERTIFICATIONS, & LICENSING REQUIREMENTS Must be at least 18 and/or have a high school diploma/GED before the position start date to apply. REPORTING AND RELATIONSHIPS The Community Camp Counselor reports to the Community Programs Manager. The Community Camp Counselor may support and guide high school participant interns while they are assisting with programming. PHYSICAL & MENTAL DEMANDS & WORKING CONDITIONS The mental and physical requirements and work environment conditions described here are representative of those that must be met by an individual to successfully perform the essential functions of this position. Staff are required to actively participate in all camper activities, including water-related activities. Staff must be ready for new experiences and maintain a consistent level of energy all summer long. Position requires standing, stooping, sitting, walking, and occasionally lifting up to 40 pounds with or without assistance. Camp activities are often loud, involving many people talking, yelling, cheering, etc. The camp environment is often hot, rainy, with bugs or other wildlife. Staff must be able to work outside in a nature setting for sustained periods of time without air conditioning. All PEAK Initiative properties, including Lake Valley Camp and the Milwaukee Program Center, are substance-free environments. Smoking, vaping, alcohol consumption, and the use of illicit drugs are strictly prohibited on all property regardless of whether or not staff are on break. Community Camp programming is in constant motion. Campers and staff are interacting and moving around, doing various vigorous activities throughout the day. This position may spend a large portion of the day outdoors and may remain standing or on their feet for long periods of time. Must be comfortable working in a city park as every day will be spent in Tiefenthaler Park. ADDITIONAL COMMENTS: The above job description is not intended as, nor should it be construed as, exhaustive of all responsibilities, skills, efforts, or working conditions associated with this job. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable qualified individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions of this job. PEAK Initiative is proud to be an equal opportunity workplace employer. We are committed to equal employment opportunity regardless of race, color, ancestry, religion, sex, national origin, sexual orientation, age, citizenship, marital status, disability, gender identity or Veteran status.