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Camp Quality relies on the guidance of our Medical Advisory Committee to keep everyone safe and healthy at camp. They have recently evaluated our COVID-19 policies for this upcoming summer. For Summer 2023, Camp Quality will: Strongly encourage all participants to have an up-to-date series of a COVID-19 vaccine; Require all participants to complete an online health screening before arrival to camp; Continue to encourage frequent hand washing and respiratory etiquette. Camp Quality will no longer require: Masking indoors; Physical Distancing; Cohorts; Testing at check-in. Camp Quality's COVID-19 policies are subject to change. Any changes will be communicated as soon as possible. If you have any questions please contact us at medical@campquality.org.

New Volunteer Qualifications: At least 18 years of age. Complete volunteer application Able to provide 3 references (New Volunteers). Available for an interview (New Volunteers). Accepted Volunteer Requirements : Able to provide a clear Criminal Record Check with Vulnerable Sector Screening. Provide proof of immunization status. Mandatory attendance and completion of Volunteer Training Additional Medical Requirements for in-person programs: All Volunteers must have the following full immunizations as per provincial vaccination schedule, or are beginning immunizations as part of a catch-up schedule: MMR OR Proof of Antibodies to MMR Varicella OR Previous History of Chickenpox OR Proof of Antibodies to Varicella Pertussis containing vaccine; ex. DTaP (one dose at minimum based on eligibility) Each volunteer will need to complete a TB questionnaire in the application once confirmed for camp. The following immunizations are strongly recommended: COVID-19 Hepatitis B (Two dose series) Tetanus boosters every 10 years Yearly influenza For more information on Volunteer Qualifications, reach out to us at volunteer@campquality.org.

Northern:July 1 - 7, 2023 Northwestern: July 8-15, 2023 Manitoba: August 12 - 18, 2023 Southern: August 19-26, 2023 Eastern: August 20-26, 2023 Alberta: August 5-12, 2023 New Heights: June 9-11, 2023 Virtual: July 17-21, 2023 All volunteers must complete a mandatory in-person training and online training modules.

Companion: These volunteers are matched 1:1 with a camper. Campers and Companions are matched based on interests and compatibility. They will spend the week doing the camp activities together and building a connection. Companions are their campers support for the week and ensure the camper is taken care of and is having fun. Super Companion: These volunteers support the Companions by providing breaks and being extra adults in the cabin and during activities. They get to interact with multiple campers when providing breaks and when supporting their cabin. They also help support the programming team with set up, facilitation, and taking down activities. Lifeguard: These volunteers are certified lifeguards who are responsible for keeping everyone safe at the waterfront (lake). There are designated swim and boating times and the lifeguards are responsible for ensuring everyone knows the water safety rules and are following them. When there are no waterfront activities lifeguards will be support volunteers, helping out wherever is needed. Nurse: These volunteers help to keep everyone safe and healthy at camp. Working with the on-site Medical Coordinator they help with general first aid, medication administration and more! Virtual CQ Pals: These volunteers assist with leading and participating in the virtual camp week activities.

Camp Quality uses an online application system called CampDoc. To get started with your application visit www.campquality.org/register. Check out our CampDoc guide to learn more about completing your application. Volunteers must successfully complete all screening steps to be confirmed for camp.

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For more questions about the volunteer experience or how to apply, email us at volunteer@campquality.org !