Inclusion Support Counselor – Summer Program
Job Summary
Inclusion Support Counselor - Summer Program
Camp Fire North Shore
Overview
Camp Fire North Shore is seeking compassionate patient and enthusiastic Inclusion Support Counselors to support campers with social-emotional behavioral and inclusion needs within our Summer Camp programs.
This role is designed to bridge the gap between Camp Counselors and Behavioral Technicians by providing direct support to campers who may require additional behavioral emotional or individualized support throughout the camp day.
Working under the guidance of Behavioral Technicians and Camp Leadership Inclusion Support Counselors help implement behavior support strategies promote inclusion and ensure all campers can successfully participate in the camp experience.
Hourly Rate: $20.00 - $22.00 per hour based on experience and qualifications.
Part-Time 25-30 Hours Per Week Monday through Friday
Typical Summer Camp Shifts:
- 7:30 AM - 4:00 PM
- 9:00 AM - 5:30 PM
Schedules may vary slightly depending on site and program needs.
Camp Fire North Shore is deeply committed to creating an inclusive environment where all children can participate fully regardless of ability learning style behavioral needs or background.
We believe every child deserves access to meaningful experiences supportive relationships and a sense of belonging.
- Support inclusion and belonging for children of all abilities
- Implement individualized support strategies and accommodations
- Participate in behavioral support and inclusion trainings
- Collaborate respectfully with families leadership and support staff
- Foster a positive and emotionally safe environment
- Support the safety well-being and inclusion of all campers with a focus on those needing additional behavioral or social-emotional support
- Assist specific campers (1:1 or small group) in participating in daily camp activities
- Help campers follow routines transitions and group expectations
- Provide prompting redirection encouragement and positive reinforcement to support engagement and success
- Follow behavior support strategies developed by Behavioral Technicians or Camp Leadership
- Support campers in using self-regulation and calming strategies
- Assist in de-escalating behaviors using trained support strategies
- Communicate concerns behavioral patterns and observations to Behavioral Technicians and leadership
- Work closely with Camp Counselors to ensure all campers are included in activities
- Collaborate with Behavioral Technicians for support guidance and modeling
- Assist with toileting hygiene or daily living support as needed
- Actively participate in camp activities including games swim field trips and group programming
- Help lead or support activities as needed
- Ensure campers remain supervised engaged and safe at all times
- Assist with simple behavior or participation tracking when directed
- Maintain professionalism confidentiality and positive teamwork
You are calm patient adaptable and passionate about supporting children of all abilities.
- You remain composed in challenging situations
- You are supportive encouraging and team-oriented
- You communicate clearly and respectfully
- You embrace feedback and ongoing learning
- You are dependable engaged and proactive
- You believe all children deserve to feel included and successful
Must be at least 18 years of age. Preferred qualifications include:
- Experience working with children
- Experience supporting children with behavioral social-emotional or developmental needs preferred
- Interest in psychology education counseling social work ABA or related fields preferred
- Strong communication and teamwork skills
- Ability to remain calm patient and flexible in fast-paced environments
- Commitment to inclusion and equity
- Strong communication and collaboration skills
- Patience and emotional regulation
- Problem-solving and adaptability
- Professionalism and accountability
- Ability to work in active fast-paced camp environments
- CORI SORI fingerprinting and background checks
- Completion of onboarding and compliance requirements prior to start
- Must attend all required Camp Fire trainings and orientation
- Must comply with all Camp Fire North Shore and DPH safety policies and procedures
- Willingness to learn and implement behavior support strategies under guidance from leadership
- Make a meaningful impact in childrens lives
- Support inclusive and emotionally safe camp experiences
- Gain valuable experience in behavioral support and youth development
- Work in a collaborative and mission-driven environment
- Professional development and growth opportunities available