Camp Safety Trainings Package – Redwoods Training Courses

We want to help you keep your campers safe by equipping your staff to best create safe communities for all. This 11-course package is being offered in collaboration with Redwoods. Each title is nine to 14 minutes in length.  Titles include:

Aquatic Safety in Natural Bodies of Water (10 min) 
Bringing kids to the waterfront is not break time for counselors. In this training, we’ll train camp staff how to be proactive, present, and actively engaged with campers in natural bodies of water. You’ll hear from camp staff on how to apply this guidance at your camp.

Aquatic Safety at the Pool (10 min)
Pool time does not mean break time for camp staff. In this training, we’ll highlight the counselor’s responsibility while at the pool, and how to be actively engaged with their campers at all times. We’ll also review the importance of protecting vulnerable campers. You’ll hear from camp staff on how to apply this guidance at your camp.

Behavior Management at Camp (12 min) 
Camp can be stressful for some children. This stress can manifest into many different behaviors. In this training, we’ll train staff on how to be proactive in order to create a culture where campers know and follow the expectations. And if a child does act inappropriately, we’ll review how to effectively respond. You’ll hear from camp staff on how to apply this guidance at your camp.

Bullying Prevention at Camp (10 min) 
Bullying can ruin the camp experience for a child. In this training, we’ll train staff on how to identify bullying behavior versus normal peer conflict, how to prevent bullying at their camp, and if bullying does happen, how to respond appropriately. You’ll hear from camp staff on how to apply this guidance at your camp.

Child Sexual Abuse Prevention at Camp (14 min) 
In this training, we’ll train staff on the warning signs of child sexual abuse and how they can prevent this from happening at their camp. We’ll focus on the importance of immediately reporting these warning signs and rule-breaking. You’ll hear from camp staff on how to apply this guidance at your camp.

Day Camp Supervision (12 min) 
Camp staff are expected to do more than supervise — they’re expected to be actively engaged with their campers at all times. This training will review how to actively engage campers, the importance of taking charge, and how to create rules & routines. You’ll hear from camp staff on how to apply this guidance at your camp.

Field Trips & Off-Site Travel Safety (10 min) 
Field trips are exciting for campers and for staff. Although they are fun, safety is still the number one priority. In this training, we’ll train staff how to plan ahead before a trip, and how to actively engage campers while on the trip. You’ll hear from camp staff on how to apply this guidance at your camp.

Peer-to-Peer Sexual Abuse Prevention at Camp (12 min) 
Peer-to-peer abuse happens at camp. In this training, we’ll train staff on the elements of peer-to-peer abuse and how to prevent this from happening at their camp. And if it does happen, we’ll review the appropriate way to respond. You’ll hear from camp staff on how to apply this guidance at your camp.

Playground Safety & Programming at Camp (9 min) 
Playgrounds are fun for campers. Because of the unstructured nature of playgrounds, it’s important for staff to be actively engaged with their campers. In this training, we’ll train staff on how to prepare for the playground, how to set expectations and specifically, what the role of the counselor is when on the playground. You’ll hear from camp staff on how to apply this guidance at your camp.

Resident Camp Supervision (14 min) 
Camp staff are expected to do more than supervise — they’re expected to be actively engaged with their campers. This training will review how to actively engage campers, the importance of taking charge, and how to create rules and routines. You’ll hear from camp staff on how to apply this guidance at your camp.

Transportation Safety at Camp (9 min) 
In this training, we’ll train staff on how to plan ahead before a trip, how to engage with their campers while on the vehicle, and proper protocols for exiting the vehicle. You’ll hear from camp staff on how to apply this guidance at your camp.

Cost

Single person access  

Price: $30 member/ $50 nonmember

• For You: To have instant access to the course use the "Purchase the Course for Yourself" button below
• For Someone Other Than You:  Please contact us.

Subscription access

Purchase access for multiple persons 

Price: $75 member; $150 nonmember for bundle of 10 learners

Please note the following for subscription access:  

• Your staff will self-enroll into course with an enrollment key we provide.
• Your staff may complete the program at their convenience. 

Bundles for alternate numbers of learners may also be accommodated, contact us.