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  • Camp Staff and Volunteer Application - Winter Camp 2026

    Hello! We are looking for talented people with enthusiasm, a positive attitude, a passion to serve, a love for children, and a love for Jesus Christ. Come and join us in furthering God’s Kingdom through our camp ministry! All forms and necessary documents are available at catholicway.net/camp-staff-and-volunteers
  • APPLICATION DUE DATES:
    ALL APPLICATIONS ARE DUE FRIDAY, DECEMBER 19, 2025
    We will start filling roles as soon as we can, but not all positions may be filled immediately. Please submit your application even after this date in case we still have a spot for you. 

    2026 Winter Camp Dates:
    Prep day - Weekend of January 10th, details TBD
    8-12 English -  January 16th - 18th
    8-12 French - January 23rd - 25th
    12-15 English - January 30th - February 1st
    12-15 French - February 6th - 8th
    15-17 Bilingual Revive - February 13th - 16th
    Wrap up clean up- Feb 21st​

    This application is for returning counselors, staff, and volunteers, including support counselors, kitchen and maintenance volunteers, and parent volunteers. Our camp leaders will be in touch after they have received your application. 

    *Malheureusement, ce formulaire ne vous est pas disponible en Français. Ceci est pour simplifier notre processus comme certains membres de notre personnel ne comprennent pas le Français. Sil vous plait nous contacter à camps@catholicway.net si vous avez besoin de l'assistance.

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  • We thank you for your interest in serving at camps, however counselors must be 15 years old or older by January 1st, 2026 to work at camp.

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  • Volunteer Roles Applied For

    Your interests and talents will be taken into account when assigning roles, however you may be asked to fill a role that is not your first choice. You can choose to apply for more than one position.
  • Background Staff and Volunteer Roles Applied For

    Your interests and talents will be taken into account when assigning roles, however you may be asked to fill a role that is not your first choice. You can choose to apply for more than one position.
  • Church Information

  • Ministry Experience

    • Disclaimer  
    • As a worker at the Saint Malo Catholic Camps, you are a witness of Christ to all who come through our doors. The Board of Directors who are responsible for these camps ask that you submit in love to the rules and regulations outlined by the Saint Malo Catholic Camps. The rules and regulations are in place in order to ensure an enriching environment for campers, volunteers, and staff.

      Upon acceptance as a staff or volunteer member of the Saint Malo Catholic Camps, you will be required to undergo a Child Abuse Registry check, and complete the Safe Church Environment training by the Archdiocese of Saint Boniface. Any staff members 18 years of age or older will also be required to submit a valid criminal record check. Counselor Training week and Camp Wrap-up is mandatory for all staff and volunteers.

      Exceptions must be approved by the Camp Director. Successful candidates will be contacted to inform of acceptance into the SMCC program, at which point you will be invited to commit to the weeks assigned to you and to sign a formal contract. Once the contract is signed, we expect that you will make yourself available for all the weeks you have committed to, except in situations of extenuating circumstances.

      If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us at info@catholicway.net or call 204-347-5396

    • Staff and Volunteer Code of Conduct  
    • ** PLEASE READ IN ITS ENTIRETY BEFORE SIGNING**
      Policy 18.1 – STANDARDS OF CONDUCT- Direct Camp Staff
      All staff must adhere to the Standards of Conduct. Any staff member who does not adhere will be dealt with in accordance with policy 18.5.

      Policy 18.2 – APPROPRIATE CONDUCT
      18.2.1 – Be a practicing Catholic. Catholic, acceptance of the fundamental teachings of the Church, attending weekly liturgy.

      18.2.2– Obey the law as responsible citizens. For example, this precludes the use of marijuana and drugs for non-medical purposes, disrespecting or borrowing without permission the property of others, and disregard for the rules of the road when driving. 

      18.2.3– Obey the highest command: to love God and one another.  Love for God is to fear and obey him willingly.  To love one another as defined in God’s Word includes “doing to others what you would have them do to you” (Matthew 7:12), avoiding favoritism or prejudice (James 2:8-9), and putting the needs and interests of others ahead of one’s own (Philippians 2:3-4).

      18.2.4– Work responsibly. Adherence to the policies and procedures of the St. Malo Catholic Camps.

      18.2.5– Confidentiality. Upholding the confidential nature of the information a young person gives them, not disclosing it to those who have no need for such information.  (See policy 10.4-Discretion)

      18.2.6– Dress code. Dress appropriately and modestly. (See policy 17.9- Staff and volunteer dress code)

      Policy 18.3 – INAPPROPRIATE CONDUCT
      Recognizing that a position of ministry carries with it responsibility for appropriate behavior, the Catholic School of Evangelization outlines here what it considers unacceptable behavior:

      18.3.1– Romantic Relationships - A team member will not initiate a romantic relationship or have any intimate physical contact such as fondling and kissing with a fellow team member, camper and/or anyone else the team member meets while serving at camp.

      18.3.2– Sexual Sins –Premarital sex, abortion, contraception, adultery, homosexual behaviour, and viewing pornography (Ps. 139:13-16; 1 Cor. 6:12-20; Eph. 4:17-24; 1 Thess. 4:3-8; 1 Tim. 1:9-10)


      This includes harassment: A team member will not in such a manner as to cause discomfort or humiliation or both: 1) make comments of a sexual nature, 2) make sexually explicit statements, stories, jokes, etc., 3) make unwelcome physical contact. (Jn. 13:34-35; Rom.12:9-21; Eph.4:31) 

      18.3.3– All forms of dishonesty– Including cheating and stealing (Prov. 12:22; Col. 3:9; Eph. 4:28) A team member will not steal anything from a fellow team member, campers, or the CSE.

      18.3.4– Refrain from other practices which are condemned by God - A team member will not have any involvement with the occult (Acts 19:19; Gal. 5:19) or abuse alcohol/drugs (Eph. 5:18). Unless for valid reasons, approved by the person in authority, alcoholic beverages are unacceptable at the CSE.

      18.3.5– Belligerence - A team member will not act in such a way as to be blatantly and consistently hostile and uncooperative, this includes slander(gossip) and swearing or use of profane language (Eph 4:29,5:4; Jas 3:1-12)

       
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