Applications for Campers

Video in ASL on how to apply

 Online Camper Application

 Online Camper Medical Form

(The files below are in Acrobat Reader PDF format. If you need it Acrobat Reader can be downloaded for free.)

 Camper Registration Checklist and Forms: PDF

Applications for Counselor-in-Training (CIT) Camper

The nature of the CIT program is to take motivated teenagers and support their leadership development. Basic duties and expectations include, but are not limited to supporting Instructors and Coordinators in setting up camp events, being a role model for campers, and participating in all camp activities.For an applicant to be considered for the CIT program they must be prepared to complete daily written and language expressive assignments (in ASL), individually and as part of group to work with peers. CITs are evaluated on a group and individual basis throughout the program. CITs are expected to understand their role in how to best support campers during a variety of activities.

CITs will be taught to conceptualize, and be ready to take on a cabin on their own in following years. They are mentored and coached by a CIT coordinator and an assigned Counselor. They will take on situations with campers, such as supporting homesickness, helping during art activities, teaching camp skills during group lessons and participating in games.

Ultimately, CITs are expected to become independent leaders able to take on additional responsibilities in preparation for future employment.

Video in ASL on how to apply

 Online CIT Camper Application

 Online CIT Camper Medical Form

(The files below are in Acrobat Reader PDF format. If you need it Acrobat Reader can be downloaded for free.)

CIT Camper Registration Checklist and Forms: PDF

Applications for Staff and Volunteers

Camp staff is composed of qualified administrative and activity coordinators, counselors and Volunteers. They must be over 18 years of age and fluent in sign language. Counselors are selected from previous Staff, CITs, qualified students, teachers, Deaf adults and dedicated Lions. Many were once Wilderness Campers and CITs themselves. One counselor is provided for each five campers.

Interested individuals from age 18 and above who are fluent in ASL (American Sign Language) and can move along the Signed Communication continuum are encouraged to apply for employment at camp. Various positions are available: counselors; activity staff; interpreters; administrative staff; instructors (must have current and valid license or certificate to be lifeguards-both at pool and lakes, archery instructors, etc.) and volunteers are warmly welcomed. All participants must uphold the social theme of inclusion. Video in ASL on how to apply

All 2024 applications have been revised.

Online Program PAID Staff Application 

Online Program VOLUNTEER Staff Application 

 Online Support VOLUNTEER Application (including LIONS Volunteers)

 Online Staff & Volunteer Medical Form

(The files below are in Acrobat Reader PDF format. If you need it Acrobat Reader can be downloaded for free.)

 Employment Forms Package: PDF

 Volunteer Forms Package: PDF

Lions Wilderness Camp for Deaf Children, Inc.
Headquarters
PO Box 8, Roseville, CA 95661

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