Day Camp Lead Summer Student

Company: Socials Services

Closing Date: April 8th, 2026 at 5PM

All applicants must register with the GREAT Student Office. To apply for positions, book your intake appointment with an ETC by calling 519-445-2222 or email us at studentoffice@greatsn.com 

SIX NATIONS SOCIAL SERVICES
SIX NATIONS CHILD AND FAMILY SERVICES
DAY CAMP LEAD
REPORTING RELATIONSHIP:
Reports to and works under the direction and supervision of the Supervisor of the Primary 
Prevention Services (PPS) Unit.
PURPOSE AND SCOPE OF THE POSITION:
The Day Camp Leader will provide supervision, safety, assistance, and program support to 
children/youth participating in the summer day camp program. The Day Camp leader will 
provide weekly implementation and participation in all program plans and will be responsible 
for other related duties as may be assigned by the PPS supervisor. 
DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:
1. Day Camp leaders are expected to participate in training and orientation by:
a. Attending and fully participating in all training and orientation as directed
b. Attending weekly debriefing sessions for program enhancements
2. Ensure the completion and maintenance of all administrative correspondence, 
financial and statistical records by:
a. Keeping and submitting all invoices and receipts as required
b. Taking daily attendance of children
c. Documentation of all incident or accident on reporting forms and notifying 
parents
d. Ensuring evaluations are completed at the end of each week for participants 
and parent/guardian.
3. Implements the daily/weekly approved program plan by:
a. Ensuring adequate supplies/resources are available to implement each 
component of the program i.e. crafts, sports equipment
b. Completing camp site preparation and closure requirements. 
c. Facilitating and leading group activities including reading, storytelling circles, 
sports activities, craft activities and snack times
d. Closely supervising and supporting children/youth to ensure safety and full 
participation 
e. Encouraging children/youth to welcome new experiences/activities
f. Initiating daily contact if possible with parent(s)/guardian(s) to inform them of 
what their children/youth have done that day.
g. Clean up of required areas for crafts, sports, food etc.