Camp counselor jobs in Rockville, MD

The Principal Officer and Senior Counsel will serve as a subject-matter expert and strategic partner responsible for advising on legal issues that arise from Pew's work as a global impact philanthropy and section 501(c)(3) public charity (such as those related to fundraising, charitable giving, grantmaking, and tax), and on the legal and governance structures of complex gifts, grants, collaborations, and transactions. The Principal Officer delivers risk-informed legal counsel and legally informed business counsel to Pew's Partnerships department and serves as a liaison to Pew's grantmaking programs. In addition to advising cross-functional teams on appropriate structures for complex transactions and impact partnerships, the Principal Officer is part of a team of senior attorneys that is trusted to support and lead the negotiate on and execution of these partnerships and transactions on behalf of Pew. Experience The ideal candidate will have 8+ years of in-house and law firm experience with an expertise in tax law and compliance, and significant experience advising 501(c)(3) organizations. Location/Relocation Washington, D.C. Pew requires Tuesday and Wednesday in office presence. Remote candidates will not be considered. Compensation Base of $180,000-200,000, commensurate with experience. The package includes excellent benefits, including a generous retirement match. #J-18808-Ljbffr

Note: This role is in person in Washington, DC. ABOUT MOTHER'S OUTREACH NETWORK Mother's Outreach Network, Inc., (MON) based in Washington DC, is a non-profit, tax-exempt, racial justice and antipoverty advocacy organization that pursues the inclusion and empowerment of Black mothers in the struggle for family preservation by transforming government income and child welfare laws, policies, and practices from punitive to empowering. MON uses movement-lawyering strategies that will build parents' power to transform systems and that will aid in harm reduction against impacted constituents. MON does so through three primary programs: The legal program, which provides representation, advice, and referrals for mothers who are facing adverse administrative decisions, with a focus on matters before the DC Child and Family Services Agency, that negatively impact family preservation and economic security; The advocacy program, which seeks to transform income and child welfare/family regulation system policy at the local and federal level; and The community engagement program, which includes outreach events, know-your-rights workshops in law and civic activism, as well as community-driven research and mutual-aid. POSITION DESCRIPTION The Senior Counsel for Family Justice and Policy will help lead the organization's D.C.-based legal and policy advocacy to end family separation and expand parent defense capacity in the District of Columbia. This role combines deep expertise in family and child welfare law with a passion for systemic transformation. The Senior Counsel will drive efforts to transform the District's family regulation (“child welfare”) system-moving from one rooted in surveillance and punishment to one grounded in support, equity, and family unity. The Senior Counsel will shape legislation, engage with the D.C. Council, work closely with stakeholders across the legal services community, mentor staff attorneys, and collaborate with impacted parents, community partners, and defense providers to advance policies that keep families together and strengthen the right to high-quality parent representation. KEY RESPONSIBILITIES Policy and Systems Advocacy (50%) Lead the organization's advocacy to end unnecessary family separation and promote family preservation and integrity across the District. Develop and advance legislative and administrative reforms before the D.C. Council, Mayor's Office, and CFSA that expand parent defense infrastructure and strengthen due process protections in child welfare cases. Draft, analyze, and monitor D.C. legislation, regulations, and court rules related to family defense, reunification, and child welfare practice. Develop policy briefs, model legislation, and reports that expose the harms of family policing and propose community-based alternatives. Testify before the D.C. Council and participate in working groups, coalitions, and advisory committees focused on child welfare and family justice reform. Advocate for increased public investment in parent representation and interdisciplinary family defense teams in D.C. Superior Court Collaborate with impacted parents and parent defense practitioners to co-create reform proposals that reflect lived experience and practical needs. Legal Strategy and Support (20%) Conduct legal and policy research on D.C. child welfare law, CFSA practices, and parent defense systems. Provide legal and technical support to family defense attorneys and community advocates navigating systemic challenges. Identify opportunities for systemic advocacy or strategic litigation, including amicus briefs and administrative appeals, to protect parental rights and prevent family separation. Analyze data and case trends to inform policy recommendations and advocacy campaigns. Mentorship and Supervision (15%) Supervise and mentor staff attorneys and legal fellows working on family defense and policy initiatives. Support staff in developing expertise in D.C. family and child welfare law, legislative advocacy, and liberatory frameworks. Provide ongoing feedback and professional development to ensure high-quality, community-centered advocacy. Foster a supportive, collaborative, and justice-oriented team culture that prioritizes the well-being of staff and clients. Coalition and Community Engagement (10%) Serve as a core representative in coalitions, task forces, and advocacy networks advancing family justice in D.C. Build and maintain partnerships with parent-led organizations, grassroots groups, and legal providers to strengthen collective advocacy. Collaborate with the broader family defense and family policing reform movement to align strategies and share resources. Public Education and Communications (5%) Work with communications staff to develop accessible public education materials-including policy explainers, op-eds, and reports-on family separation and parent defense reform. Conduct trainings, webinars, and community events to raise awareness about D.C.'s family regulation system and promote legislative solutions. QUALIFICATIONS Required: J.D. from an accredited law school and active membership in good standing with the D.C. Bar (or eligibility for prompt admission under D.C. Court of Appeals Rule 49). At least 7 years of legal experience, with substantial background in family defense, child welfare, or related family law practice. Demonstrated commitment to ending family separation and advancing racial and economic justice for D.C. families. Experience with legislative or policy advocacy, particularly at the D.C. Council or in comparable local government settings. Excellent legal research, writing, and oral advocacy skills. Proven ability to mentor and supervise attorneys or legal staff. Strong interpersonal and coalition-building skills, including experience collaborating with impacted communities. Preferred: Experience with the D.C. family regulation system, including CFSA, D.C. Superior Court's Family Court, and/or the Office of the Attorney General for the District of Columbia. Prior work with or within parent defense offices, legal service providers, or family advocacy coalitions. Familiarity with D.C. legislative and budget processes and experience securing public investments in legal services or family support. Lived experience or close connection to the child welfare/family policing system. Fluency in a language other than English a plus COMPENSATION This is a full-time salaried position, and the salary range is $120,000 to $125,000 per year, commensurate with experience. A health, dental and vision benefits package is provided: health insurance is covered by 100% for the employee and available to dependents. All federal holidays and all holidays observed by the District of Columbia are observed, as well as the week between Christmas and New Year. Qualified attorneys may be eligible for up to $12,000 per year of loan repayment assistance. TO APPLY Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis. To apply, please upload your resume and respond to the application questions. This search is supported by NRG Consulting Group. Please reach out to ***************************** with any questions. Mother's Outreach Network is an equal opportunity employer. We embrace diversity and insist on equity and inclusion in our work environment and in the world. If you have the passion for our mission and have the skill sets to help us fulfill this mission, we welcome you as you are. Visit ************************************** for more information about the organization.

A global logistics company is seeking a legal expert to provide comprehensive legal support focused on international trade laws and customs compliance. You will advise senior management, lead compliance initiatives, and represent the company before regulatory bodies. The ideal candidate has over 10 years of corporate legal experience and strong expertise in trade and customs regulations. Competitive salary and benefits offered. #J-18808-Ljbffr

A leading non-profit organization located in Washington, DC is seeking an Associate General Counsel to provide legal advice on a variety of institutional matters. The role involves drafting contracts, conducting legal research, and ensuring compliance with regulations. Candidates should have a Juris Doctorate, six years of experience, and be admitted to the DC Bar. The position offers a hybrid work environment and a competitive salary range of $126,880 - $198,250, along with comprehensive benefits. #J-18808-Ljbffr

A healthcare solutions provider seeks an Assistant General Counsel II to deliver specialized legal services supporting executive management. The role involves providing strategic legal advice, negotiating complex contracts, and representing the corporation's interests in litigation. Candidates should possess a Juris Doctor, at least 8 years of relevant attorney experience, and strong communication and analytical skills. The position offers a salary range of $171,760 to $307,021 based on qualifications and experience. #J-18808-Ljbffr

Position location - Washington, DC; San Francisco, CA; or Northeast Corridor between New York, NY metropolitan area and Washington DC metropolitan area (Hybrid or Remote). Equal Rights Advocates (ERA) is a national civil rights organization founded in 1974 to expand economic and educational access and opportunities for women and girls. ERA advances gender justice through impact litigation, policy advocacy, public education, and direct legal services. Our team works at the state, multi-state, and national levels to promote gender equity and racial justice, expand economic security, and grow community power. ERA's legal initiatives include campaigns such as Equal Pay Today, the Women's Agenda Initiative, the Stop Harassment State Network, the Stronger California Women's Economic Security Campaign, and End Sexual Violence in Education. ERA's home base is in San Francisco, with team members also located in Washington, D.C., and other locations. For more information on Equal Rights Advocates, please visit our website. The Opportunity ERA is looking for an Attorney/Counsel with proven litigation experience in employment law and in the civil rights space. As a Senior Counsel or Senior Staff Attorney, you will be responsible for engaging in all aspects of impact and individual litigation, developing new cases for litigation, assisting in crafting litigation strategy, drafting and reviewing amicus briefs, and developing and maintaining litigation relationships to advance ERA's mission. You may also be involved in defending against threats to the civil rights of workers and students. This position offers a unique opportunity to develop and engage in high-impact litigation on key civil rights, economic security, and gender justice issues in a thriving organization with creative and dedicated staff and a supportive work environment. The Senior Counsel or Senior Staff Attorney will report to ERA's Director of Litigation. Primary Responsibilities Conduct cutting-edge impact and individual litigation, including legal research; investigating facts, working with clients; drafting pleadings, briefs and legal memoranda; engaging in discovery and motion practice; and conducting evidentiary hearings and oral arguments in court. Identify and develop new matters for litigation by conducting factual, legal and strategic analyses and formulating relevant theories and materials. Draft amicus briefs and review amicus briefs drafted by others for possible ERA involvement. Develop collaborative partnerships with other advocacy groups, legal services providers, plaintiffs' attorneys, law firms, and other partners by participating in task forces and coalitions, attending conferences, and co-counseling lawsuits. Provide legal and strategy analysis, technical assistance, and thought leadership on substantive issues related to ERA's mission to attorneys, government agencies, officials and staff, the media, worker and student organizations, and grassroots advocates when called upon by ERA leadership, departments, and programs. Assist in supervision of law student interns and provide occasional assistance to attorney fellow, as needed. Review public-facing legal training materials, resources, self-help tools, and “Know Your Rights” materials. Work closely with ERA's legal and non-legal program staff to develop and implement communication strategies that promote and magnify the impact of ERA's legal work. Assist ERA's development team in drafting applications or reporting on grants that support the organization's legal work, as needed. Occasional travel, as needed, for litigation, meetings, conferences, and other advocacy or professional development activities. Engage in special projects and other duties as assigned by ERA supervisory staff. Candidate Profile Required Qualifications: J.D. and at least one active bar membership; A minimum of four (4) years of post-J.D. litigation experience, including drafting case documents and engaging in discovery and motions practice, including at least 3 years of experience litigating employment discrimination cases; Demonstrated commitment to social, gender, and racial justice with a passion for achieving equity and economic justice for women, girls, and/or LGBTQI+ people; Outstanding research, writing, and analytical skills; Proven ability to work independently as well as within a team; Excellent verbal communication skills and interpersonal skills, including the ability to give and receive feedback and resolve conflicts constructively; Ability to travel to ERA's headquarters in San Francisco three or four times per year, if working remotely, and to travel occasionally as needed for litigation, meetings or conferences. The ideal candidate will have most, if not all, of the following professional and personal skills and attributes: Experience engaging in legal advocacy on subjects related to ERA's mission, such as defending and expanding employment and education-related civil rights, protecting and advancing women's economic security, racial justice or immigrant rights, and/or combating gender-based violence; Experience collaborating with progressive nonprofit organizations and/or plaintiff-side employment lawyers; Experience working directly with clients from diverse backgrounds and populations, including communities of color, low-wage workers, immigrants, and/or LGBTQI+ individuals; A high degree of self-motivation and initiative, with the ability to juggle multiple projects and meet deadlines under time pressure; Experience working on a team and setting and fostering a collaborative approach to case work and other advocacy efforts; Experience with policy advocacy and/or communications work related to litigation preferred but not required. The Candidate must have a valid authorization to work in the United States. ERA is unable to sponsor work visas. ERA does not provide relocation assistance. Compensation & Benefits This position has a salary range of $85,000 - $125,000. The salary and job title (Senior Staff Attorney vs. Senior Counsel) will be determined based on years of experience and expertise. ERA offers a comprehensive benefits package that includes medical and dental plan options and employer-paid life and disability insurance benefits. Voluntary benefits include vision insurance, life and accidental insurance, critical illness and pre-tax flexible spending plans. ERA also offers a generous 403b match with 100% vesting from the first day of participation. Employees also receive a generous amount of sick and vacation leave, plus, additional seniority-based leave after every 5 years of employment. ERA has a flexible work environment. For attorneys based in the DC area, the position is currently fully remote but may become a hybrid position in the future. (The attorney would work in-office some days of the week and could work either in-office or remotely on others.) For attorneys located in the Bay Area in California, the position is a hybrid position, requiring 2 days per week in the San Francisco office. For attorneys in other areas, the position is fully remote. How to Apply Please submit the following to the Hiring Manager (1) a cover letter describing your interest in this particular position and your connection to ERA's mission, (2) a current résumé, (3) a legal writing sample of no longer than 10 pages (double spaced) that has not been significantly edited by others. For consideration, applications must be submitted by clicking HERE. Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis and candidates will be contacted based on the decision. Please note that final round candidates will be asked to provide professional references. We look forward to hearing from you! EEOC Statement ERA is an equal opportunity employer that will consider all applications without regard to sex, gender, gender identity, race, ethnicity, national origin, age, medical condition, religion, sexual orientation, differing ability, veteran status, marital status, arrest or conviction record, a combination of two or more protected traits or any other characteristic protected by law. Applicants with differing abilities will be reasonably accommodated during the hiring process. Pursuant to the San Francisco Fair Chance Ordinance, we will consider qualified applicants with arrest and conviction records. ERA's Equal Opportunity Employer Policy applies to all aspects and phases of employment. Applicants who need assistance or accommodation due to a disability may contact us at jobapplicants@equalrights.org. #J-18808-Ljbffr

A leading biopharmaceutical company is seeking a motivated attorney for its Litigation and Government Investigations team in Washington, DC. The role involves providing strategic legal support on health care policies, interpreting regulations, and collaborating with various stakeholders. Candidates should have at least 6 years of relevant legal experience, particularly in health care law, and strong analytical skills. This position offers a competitive salary and hybrid work options. #J-18808-Ljbffr

Information **Job Title** Summer Camp Coordinator **Posting Category** Part-Time Staff **Starting salary range or starting hourly rate range** $20.60 per hour **Classification Title** Harford Community College (HCC) has been a vital part of Harford County since 1957. As a mid-sized, comprehensive institution, we're committed to delivering high-quality education and cultural enrichment to our community. Our mission is to provide relevant, accessible education and training that connects individuals to opportunities in an ever-evolving world. As an Achieving the Dream institution, HCC is part of a national network dedicated to enhancing student success in community colleges. To learn more about our vision and values, visit our website (************************************************************ . **Affirmative Action and Equal Employment Opportunity Statement** Harford Community College is committed to the principles of Affirmative Action and Equal Employment Opportunity. It is the policy of Harford Community College not to discriminate against applicants on the basis of sex, gender identity, sexual orientation, race, color, religious creed, national origin, physical or mental disability, protected veteran status, or any other characteristic protected by law with regard to any employment practices. HCC is an EEO and ADA/ADAA employer, including disability and protected veteran status. **Benefits** **Job Description** Harford Community College is seeking two (2) seasonal Camp Coordinators for our Summer Youth Camps. Camp season begins June 22, 2026, and continues through August 14, 2026. Responsibilities include, but are not limited to, coordinating daily operations of camp and enforcing camp operational and safety procedures; supporting camp staff with medical and behavioral concerns of campers; communicating effectively with parents/guardians, staff, and campers; collecting and maintaining camper enrollment documentation, attendance records and other paperwork associated with camps; and perform other duties as assigned by the supervisor. Camp Coordinators are required to attend employee training, to be scheduled the week of June 8th, as well as support with camp preparation the week before camp begins (June 15th - 19th). Employees of Harford Community College, including instructors for online and virtual courses, must be residents of Maryland or the contiguous states of Delaware, Pennsylvania, Virginia, West Virginia, or the District of Columbia; non-residents are expected to relocate to meet this requirement. **_Applicants must be currently authorized to work in the United States, as the College does not offer Visa sponsorship for this position._** **Required Education** A Bachelor's in Education or a related field; appropriate certification in a related field with experience may be considered. **Required Experience** One year of teaching, childcare, camp, or coaching experience. **Required Knowledge, Skills, & Abilities** Ability to successfully pass an FBI, MD, and CJIS background screening. Camp Coordinators are required to be First Aid and CPR/AED certified - HCC offers two free classes to summer camp employees prior to the beginning of camp, dates to be determined. **Preferred Qualifications** One year of summer camp experience. June 22, 2026 to August 14, 2026 availability preferred; conflicts with availability or requested leave time must be submitted at the time of hire for approval. **General Weekly Work Schedule** Camp operating work hours are 7:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Monday to Friday. Camp Coordinators are seasonal employees and will be scheduled for 7-8-hour shifts during camp operating hours, and can expect to work approximately 40 hours per week. Camp Coordinators will receive a 30-minute lunch break daily Posting Detail Information **Posting Number** 2025-059AO **Open Date** 12/11/2025 **Close Date** **Open Until Filled** Yes **Special Instructions to Applicants** **Supplemental Questions** Required fields are indicated with an asterisk (*). 1. *Do you live in Maryland or a contiguous state to Maryland? (PA, DE, VA, WV, DC) 2. Yes 3. No 4. *Will you require sponsorship to work in the United States from Harford Community College? 5. No, I will not require sponsorship from Harford Community College 6. Yes, I will require sponsorship from Harford Community College 7. *Do you have at minimum one year of teaching, childcare, camp or coaching experience? 8. Yes 9. Less than 1 year 10. None 11. *Do you have a conferred bachelor's degree or higher? 12. Yes 13. No **Documents Needed To Apply** **Required Documents** 1. Resume 2. Cover Letter **Optional Documents** 401 Thomas Run Road Bel Air, Maryland 21015 ************ | ************************** Back to top Copyright © Harford Community College

Organizational Mission: The Appalachian Trail Conservancy's mission is to protect, manage, and advocate for the Appalachian National Scenic Trail. Highly qualified seasonal crew staff are recruited each year to support completion of routine trail maintenance, major rehabilitation/repair, and relocation projects. Crew Coordinators are critical to the effective operation of quality crew programs. They serve as hosts to the volunteers and are responsible for all activities necessary to ensure smooth operation of ATC's crew camps, including welcoming and orienting crew volunteers, purchasing crew food and supplies, assisting with crew vehicle maintenance, supporting fieldwork, etc. Applicants must demonstrate responsibility, initiative, and self-motivation. They must be able to work independently with minimal supervision and cooperatively as a member of a team. Essential Duties and Responsibilities Plan menus for crew meals in the field & at base camp, supervise & conduct meal preparation while the crews are at base camp. Purchase food and supplies for crews efficiently and cost effectively, following ATC purchasing procedures. Provide basic facility upkeep such as minor repairs, cleaning, submitting work orders, etc. Support Crew Leaders by assisting with arrangements for routine maintenance or repairs to vehicles and tools and providing other assistance as requested. Assist with program management duties, including financial record-keeping, monitoring spending trends, and maintaining budget integrity. Ensure safe, clean, and environmentally sound conditions at the trail crew base camp. Promote a positive, welcoming atmosphere amongst crew staff, volunteers, and partners. Greet and orient newly arriving crew members to basecamp facilities, crew life while in base camp, and the history and purpose of the ATC and the volunteer crew program. Coordinate flight/bus transportation of volunteers between designated pickup/return locations and base camp. Follow the direction of designated supervisors with respect to duties, logistics, timetables, projects, submit biweekly timesheets, reports, and perform other duties as assigned. Qualifications Two or more seasons of front/backcountry camping or working outdoors. At least one season of trail crew leadership or camp coordination. Ability to manage and be responsible for all support aspects of a trail crew program. In good mental and physical health. Commitment to ATC management and resource protection efforts. Proven ability to work with minimal supervision. Ability to effectively communicate with individuals, groups, and partners. Ability to live independently and work with little supervision. Strong hiking and outdoor experience. Experience in working with volunteers of all ages, backgrounds, and skill levels. Basic knowledge of Appalachian Trail Conservancy's cooperative management system preferred. Comfortable working multiple days outdoors in frequently adverse weather conditions. Current First-Aid and CPR certification or higher medical certification or license. Willingness to participate in additional required training safe driving, etc. Willingness to undergo background and driving record checks as required. Physical Demands and Work Environment Regular use of a computer is required; Microsoft Office, Office 365, APD, NetSuite, Salesforce, and Google applications are used. May be exposed to hazardous physical conditions and seasonal exposure to extreme weather conditions, including rain, snow, humidity, intense heat, and sunlight. Must be able to stand for long periods and perform routine moderate lifting, Must have a valid driver's license. Access to a personal vehicle is strongly preferred. Possible exposure to ticks and pests, extreme weather, and hazards typical of an outdoor environment Additional Information: Term Length: Currently planned as March 3, 2026, to August 19, 2026. Housing Stipend: (If employee meets the qualifications outlined in policy and is budgeted) Housing provided. Hourly Rate: $21.00 - $23.00 Location/Region required to work from: Konnarock Basecamp, Sugar Grove, Virginia Benefits: 1 hour of sick time per 30 hours worked. Offer is contingent upon successful MVR report. ATC Equal Employment Opportunity Statement The Appalachian Trail Conservancy (ATC) encourages collaboration, flexibility, and fairness with all employees and volunteers to enable participation and contributions to their fullest potential. We are committed to being a diverse and inclusive organization and recognize that diversity contributes to an effective and successful organizational culture and mission. The ATC prohibits discrimination in employment on the basis of race, color, religion, sex (including pregnancy, gender identity and/or expression), national origin, political affiliation, sexual orientation, marital status, disability, genetic information, age, membership in an employee organization, retaliation, parental status, military service, political affiliation, union membership, or any other status protected by the laws and regulations in the locations where we operate. ATC's Identity Statement

Camp Counselors are highly motivated individuals that are responsible for the daily supervision, daily activity planning and implementation, safety, and group management of campers. Work is done under the general supervision of the Camp Coordinator, Lead Counselor or Full Time Park Staff. Pay Rate: $15.25 per hour Major Duties/Specific Tasks * Prepares and presents programs, crafts, games, and other outdoor educational activities. * Interprets and works with facility features that may include: animals, gardens, water features, trails, etc. * Works to provide a safe and fun learning environment for campers. * Provides basic first aid as needed. * Works as a counselor and co-leader of Summer Day Camps for rising kindergarteners through 10th graders. * Assists with preparation, cleaning, maintenance, and organization of camp areas and supplies. * Performs other park duties as assigned. Minimum Qualifications * Must be at least 18 years old. * At least 6 months experience with children in a structured setting or programs. * At least one year of college education in some natural resource field, parks and recreation, or education field (or equivalent training and experience) preferred. * Ability to work in the outdoors and inclement weather conditions for long periods of time. * Ability to participate in physical activities that may include, but are not limited to hiking over hilly terrain, water paddle tours, gardening, games. * Ability to obtain First Aid/CPR/AED training. * Ability to communicate effectively with adults and children. * Must have reliable transportation. * Ability to establish and maintain positive relationships with co-workers, campers, and work as a team. * Ability and desire to learn skills and information related to job. * Ability to pass a criminal background check.

Job Details Cecil Family YMCA - Elkton, MD Part Time $15.00 - $20.00 Hourly Day Before & After Care ProgrammingDescription This position supports the work of the Y, a leading nonprofit committed to strengthening community through youth development,healthy living and social responsibility.Provides direction for the children in the classroom and implements program curriculum. Provides a quality experience to children and parents that focuses onbuildingachievementandbelongingin youth andrelationshipsamong youth and within families. ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS: Implements curriculum within the established guidelines. Nurtures children through purposeful programmingdedicated to buildingachievementandbelongingin youth andrelationshipsamong youth and within families. Supervises the children, classroom, and all activities including ADA accommodations where appropriate. Follows all procedures and standards. Makes ongoing, systematic observations and evaluations of each child. Cultivates positive relationships, conducts parent conferences, and maintains effective communication with parents. Engages parents as volunteers and connects them to the YMCA. Maintains program site and equipment. Maintains required program records. Attends and participates in family nights, program activities, staff meetings, and staff training. Performs other duties as assigned. Qualifications QUALIFICATIONS: Meets educational and experience qualifications established by state law (if the state sets requirements. The YMCA should establish minimum qualification standards if the state hasno requirements). At least 18 years of age (The age minimum may be higher depending on state law). CPR, First Aid, AED certifications and Child Abuse prevention training within 30 days of hire date. Previous experience working with children in a developmental setting preferred. Ability to plan, organize and implement age-appropriate/developmentally appropriateprogram activities. Previous experience with diverse populations. Ability to develop positive, authentic relationships withpeople from different backgrounds. Understands the YMCA is a public accommodation committed to inclusion and compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA).

Sports Camp participants spend their day playing a variety of sports indoors and outdoors, arts and crafts and endless fun in the sun while the camp staff guide them throughout the day and ensure their safety. Activities will encourage and support movement, personal growth, and build confidence. Campers will be taught basic to advanced sport-specific skills and enjoy a variety of summer camp activities. All hired staff will have to pass a background check. This summer, we're looking for energetic and responsible camp counselors to help children (ages 3-15 years) develop confidence! We are seeking applicants who are: * Ability to relate to and understand the children. * Ability to respond to questions or concerns the child may have, which aid in the child's personal growth. * Energetic, loves to have fun and can help to create lasting memories, while overseeing the safety of the campers * CPR and First Aid Certification a plus - but class training/certification will be provided for those hired * Preferred: Basic to advance knowledge/experience with any sports including, but not limited to: badminton, baseball/tee ball/softball, basketball, flag football, golf, kickball, lacrosse, pickleball, soccer, tennis, track & field, volleyball. When a team member falls in love with us, they have the opportunity to continue working with us throughout the school year and even advance into leadership positions. COLLEGE STUDENTS - If you are a college student considering a career in art, teaching, sports management, child development, child psychology, tourism, hospitality or management, summer camp provides a practical, meaningful experience to build your resume. If you have a major or area of interest that is not listed, please reach out and we are happy to work with you. DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES: Camp Counselors: * Supervise small groups of youth ages 3-15 (depends on camp location) and keep them safe at all times. * Engage with campers for entirety of duty. * Plan, prepare and implement engaging summer camp activities. * Swim and monitor pool safety with campers during all swim sessions (only for Tennis & Swim, Tennis, Golf & Swim and Summer Mix at RCCC). * Use positive strategies and techniques to redirect camper behavior. * Comply with personnel policies for camp staff. Camp Counselors: * At least 16 years of age. * Some experience working with children. * Leads children by always setting a positive example. * Ability to plan and implement engaging activities for children. * Takes direction and feedback with ease and implements tasks with a positive attitude. * Creative, hard-working, energetic, organized, professional, flexible, and team oriented.

Sports Camp Lead Flagship - Springfield, VA Part-Time About us: The St. James is a premier sports, wellness, and entertainment brand, empowering people of all ages to reach their peak potential. Our 450,000-square-foot flagship complex in Springfield, VA, offers a unique combination of world-class sports venues, elite training spaces, recovery amenities, and athletic and wellness programs. We also operate Performance Club locations in Springfield, VA, and Bethesda, MD, providing signature group classes, customized performance training, recovery, and high-performance programming in convenient club settings. From comprehensive training to family-friendly fun, lifestyle events, and sporting experiences, The St. James is your destination to discover your best self. Our People & Culture: At The St. James, we are in the business of human development. Our success in delivering exceptional guest experiences-experiences that engage, inspire, and delight-depends on our ability to recruit, retain, and cultivate team members who embody the true spirit of hospitality. We seek individuals who are committed to personal and organizational excellence, who are proactive and action-oriented, and who thrive in a collaborative team environment. If you have a passion for service and a dedication to continuous growth, we want you to be part of our team. Overview: Camp Leads ensure the quality and consistency of daily programming across all sports and activities. They supervise counselors, lead large-group instruction, manage daily camp flow, and maintain a high-energy, safe environment for all campers. Leads must be confident, experienced leaders capable of guiding groups of up to 100 campers at a time. Key Responsibilities: · Oversee and elevate the quality of all sports and activity programming · Lead large-group warm-ups, assemblies, and instructional sessions · Support, coach, and mentor counselors throughout the day · Manage transitions, schedules, and daily camp flow · Assist in behavior management and conflict resolution · Step in to lead activities when needed and model strong instruction · Ensure equipment, spaces, and activities meet safety standards · Promote a positive, inclusive, and energetic camp culture · Coordinate weekly events, competitions, and showcases Qualifications: · Proven experience leading large groups of youth (50-100+) · Background in sports instruction, recreation, physical education, or youth programs · Strong communication, organization, and group management skills · Prior camp or youth-program leadership preferred Get to know us better: ****************** https://******************/stj-sports ******************/careers Instagram: @thestjames @thestj_sports @thestjamesperfomanceclub This job description is intended to describe the general requirements for the position. It is not a complete statement of duties, responsibilities, or requirements. Other duties not listed here may be assigned as necessary to ensure the proper operation of the department. The St. James is an equal opportunity employer committed to diversity and inclusion. We welcome qualified applicants from a variety of backgrounds inclusive of their race, color, religion, sexual orientation, gender, gender identity, expression or orientation, genetic information, national origin, age, disability, or status as a disabled or Vietnam-era veteran. #twparttime

Responsible for the holistic well-being and safety of young children and youths at FLAG camp. Their duties include discipling young and youth campers for Christ, coordinating engaging activities for the campers, developing new programs, and supervising campers to make sure they are safe and happy Recommendations: Please send the link below to three individuals who you would like to submit a recommendation for you. Include all of the names of those individuals you will be sending this recommendation link to in your application. Your application is not complete until the recommendations are received back. ***********************************

To support the Summit Bechtel Reserve through exceptional facility care, logistical coordination, and residential services that enable safe, clean, and welcoming environments for all programs, participants, guests, and staff. Key Responsibilities Supervise Base Camp staff and assign daily tasks for cleaning, prep, and operations Maintain supply inventory and report shortages to the Base Camp Director Ensure staff training, productivity, and adherence to safety procedures Lead team in power washing, sanitizing, and stocking restrooms Coordinate setup and breakdown of Base Camp HQ and seasonal offices Inspect outdoor facilities for cleanliness, readiness, and proper maintenance Support arrival/departure operations and resolve team issues as point of contact Model the Scout Oath and Law in daily interactions Maintain a clean, organized, inspected, neat, and safe work area Perform additional duties assigned by SBR leadership Abide by policies and procedures outlined in the SBR staff handbook Qualifications Minimum age: 18+ Valid U.S. driver's license and ability to obtain Summit Driving Permit Willing to become a registered Scouting America member (includes background screening) Comfortable using Microsoft Teams for daily work-related communication Physical & Practical Requirements Ability to stand, walk, and hike up to 8 hours daily and ability to lift/move up to 70 pounds Complete the Annual Health and Medical Record , including height/weight guidelines Housing: 10'x12' platform tent in Staff Camp | Uniform: Summit Staff Uniform | Work Hours: 45-55 Desired Traits High emotional intelligence (such as self/social awareness and team dynamics) Positive and cheerful attitude with a strong customer-service focus Adaptability in a fast-paced environment with ability to learn/develop hard and soft skills Ability to connect with individuals from diverse age groups, maturity, and backgrounds

Job Details Camp Potomac Woods - Leesburg, VA Seasonal $370.00 - $1050.00 SalaryDescription Camp Staff or Superhero? Take a moment to imagine making a difference in the life of a child. Empower youth to make decisions, become independent, and be proud of who they are. That's what we do each summer at sleep-away camp! If you're passionate about youth development, enjoy the outdoors, and want to encourage youth to discover the best versions of themselves, then Girl Scouts Nation's Capital sleep-away camps may be for you! Multiple Opportunities! Unit Counselors - June 3 - August 10 (flexible scheduling available). With other counselors, responsible for the direct daily supervision and care of a group of up to 20 girls, and works with other counselors to plan and implement activities.Salary starts at $370 a week. Lifeguards -May 27 - August 10. Assists with the implementation of the aquatic program at the pool as a lifeguard. Assists with unit programming in the evening when the pool is closed. Current lifeguard and CPR certifications or willing and able to obtain certifications during pre-camp training. Salaries start at $425 a week. Additional Positions (administration, health, activity/program, kitchen) Available - ************************************** for more information! Limited number of hourly commuter positions are available. Starting weekly salaries for each position are listed above. Returning staff members from previous summers may be eligible for a pay differential of 6% to 8% above the listed starting salary, depending on the number of prior years they have worked with Girl Scouts Nation's Capital sleep-away camps. Final pay rates are determined based on prior experience, role placement, and years of service with the organization. Flexible Scheduling Available Start dates vary by positions between May 20 - June 3. Need to start later? We can work with you to get you caught up on pre-camp training. The summer season wraps up on August 10, but do you need to leave earlier? We can work with you! Is this you? Passionate about youth leadership Excellent with children, ages 5-17, and equally skilled at working with adults of all ages Sensitive to people from all cultures and abilities Flexible & Creative: able to change direction on a moment's notice and carry on Energetic: able to sing songs, lead games, and show positivity all of the time (even when they don't feel like it!) Considerate: honest and kind, keeping the children's best interest in mind Love being outdoors and willing to work outdoors in the heat, humidity, and rain Prepared to live on-site during employment in rustic cabin accommodations (no electricity, internet, or flushing toilets) or prepared to commute to camp just north of Leesburg, VA each day Not bothered by dirt, bugs, wildlife (snakes, mice, deer, etc.), or sunscreen Willing to work long hours (up to 13 hours per day) for up to 6 days in a row Some of the Perks Room, board, and laundry facilities provided Most Saturdays off Paid pre-camp training and professional development Free certification in CPR/First Aid and other activities dependent on position (lifeguarding, archery, etc.) Networking opportunities and a chance to work with staff from across the globe Internship opportunities (we'll work with you to fulfill requirements.) Skill development in leadership, communication, problem-solving, behavior management, creativity, and more An active summer outdoors in the woods without screens! Memories and friendships to last a lifetime The opportunity to create a positive impact on the youth of today For more information and other sleep-away camp employment opportunities, go to ************************************************************************ For more Potomac Woods information go to ************************************** Have questions before applying? Contact camp director Rebecca “Bandi O's” Montague at ******************* or text ************. About Camp Potomac Woods Camp Potomac Woods, located on the Potomac River in Loudoun County, Virginia, provides the perfect getaway for Girl Scouts in grades K-11. Located 50 miles northwest or 1 hour outside of Washington, DC, Potomac Woods is within driving distance of several major cities, including Richmond, Baltimore, and Philadelphia. Potomac Woods is owned and operated by Girl Scouts Nation's Capital, the largest Girl Scout council in the United States of America. Potomac Woods offers a variety of specialty theme overnight programs that range from two nights to five nights in a fun, safe, rustic, and traditional camp setting. The property spans 101 acres of hilly woodland with lots of trees. Full of creativity and imagination, all programs provide campers the opportunity to explore the outdoors while having the time of their lives! Campers enjoy swimming at the pool, getting creative at arts & crafts, trying outdoor cooking, learning about STEM, and taking aim at target sports like archery, slingshots, knife and tomahawk (axe) throwing! Campers participate in many wonderful Camp Potomac Woods traditions, including campfires, singing, and hikes to explore the Pooh Tree or RiverWalk.

Kids After Hours has been providing school aged children with quality childcare and summer camp programs since 1989. Our staff's energy and creativity makes Kids After Hours a truly special and unique place for kids to come and have fun. We provide a balance of child initiated and staff directed activities that reflect our kids' interests and backgrounds. We offer both organized activities, such as literacy, cultural arts, S.T.E.M., arts and crafts, sports, monthly clubs, cooking, as well as free play options. By being active listeners we provide a safe and accepting environment for our children. We encourage interactions that lead toward responsibility and respect for others. Job Summary We are looking for an enthusiastic and accountable staff member to work at our Red Barn Ranch location that has experience in child care. Our mission wouldn't be complete without staff that are involved and excited about what they are doing each and every day at Kids After Hours. Applicants should be patient, fun-loving, and positive role models and mentors to our kids. Staff members get to know children's individual interests and make sure they apply these into our program. Staff members also develop clubs and activities that are based on our children's preferences and interests. Responsibilities and Duties BE THE NICEST PERSON IN THE WORLD Organize, label, and replace equipment, games, and toys. Provide hands-on supervision for kids. This includes playing and being involved while still being sure kids are safe and being watched. Organize and lead a variety of small and large group activities, which may include crafts, nature, songs, games, Kids Night Out, etc. Have positive interactions with the children, which can include teaching your favorite games, teaching them to knit or play the guitar, etc. KAH Greeters assist parents with drop off and pick up, provide any important information from the day, and answer questions. You will also communicate with parents about participant's experiences and report concerns to Leadership. Know, enforce, and follow all safety guidelines associated with childcare and all program areas. This includes but is not limited to being responsible for children's safety and their whereabouts at all times. You will also be responsible for knowing and understanding all emergency procedures associated with the program. Counselors will report to the site Director Qualifications and Skills Must be at least 16 years old At least 1-2 years experience working with children Ability to lead, plan, organize, and implement program activities. Ability to work as a member of a team and the ability to accomplish tasks with little direct supervision. Strong organizational and communication skills.

Contract/Hourly Employment/After School Programs County: Roane County Schools

Summary/objective Responsible for leading and supervising children during activities such as preparing homework, playing outdoors, reading, practicing sports, or learning arts and crafts. Essential functions Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform these essential functions. Supervise and interact with children in a style that promotes educationally and developmentally-stimulating programs and activities Follow state licensing standards for child care Initiate interactions among children and communicate using a style that builds relationships and promotes teamwork Deliver outstanding service to our members, guests and fellow team members with friendliness, direct eye contact, and a pleasant demeanor Promote the safety and security of all children at all times Ensure group rotations happen smoothly and effectively Maintain a notable visual presence during your shifts Communicate program policies and expectations to students and/or parents to ensure a high level of safety and service at all times Supervise children by maintaining appropriate student-to-counselor ratios and always being within sight and sound of students Assist with group/classroom management Assist with creating and planning daily activities and actively participate in all planned activities Ensure assigned classroom or area is properly cleared and cleaned up at the end of the program per state licensing standards Maintain the highest standard of cleanliness throughout the facility while providing outstanding customer service to all children and parents Requirements Physical demands Must be able to stand, move, walk, and bend for the duration of a shift Must have work availability during after school hours (typically Monday - Friday 1pm - 6pm) Must be able to fully participate in all indoor and outdoor activities Must be able to work professionally and calmly in an environment which may have heightened noise and stress Must have ability and willingness to work varied shifts including days, evenings, weekends, and holidays Must be at least 18 years old Required competencies, education, and experience Ability to successfully pass State required background checks Bachelor's degree preferred Classes in Childhood education and development may serve in lieu of Bachelor's degree as long as classes satisfy state licensing standards Prior working experience and knowledge of state licensing standards highly desired Prior experience with youth programming and/or summer camp programs highly desired Must possess excellent conflict resolution and communication skills Must have genuine interest in working with and interacting with children Company Expectations Read, sign, and abide by the policies included in the Team Member Handbook Park in team member-designated areas Club cleanliness is an all-team responsibility; assist whenever necessary in any area of the club to keep the club neat and clean Assist with Service Days Assist with acac programs, special events, or activities outside your department Promptly return messages Exhibit a positive attitude at all times Deliver five-star service to members and guests with friendliness, direct eye contact, and a pleasant demeanor at all times Affirmative Action/EEO statement acac is an equal opportunity employer that recruits and hires qualified candidates without regard to race, religion, sex, sexual orientation, age, national origin, ancestry, citizenship, disability, or veteran status. Other duties Please note this job description is not designed to cover or contain a comprehensive listing of activities, duties or responsibilities that are required of the team member for this job. Duties, responsibilities and activities may change at any time with or without notice.