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A camp needs more non-clinical hands than clinical ones

If you are not a clinician you can still be the reason a camp day works.

Roles

Six, none of them requiring a medical qualification

Registration

Checking rolls, capturing basic details, keeping a queue of four hundred children moving.

Translation

Between the clinical team and families — often the single most valuable role on the day.

Parent counselling support

Sitting with families while a referral is explained.

Logistics

Setting up stations, managing supplies, keeping records in order.

Card distribution

Handing over cards and explaining how to read them.

Follow-up calling

Ringing families afterwards to find out whether a referral was attended.

What we ask

Three things

  1. A full day, not a half

    Camp days do not divide neatly.

  2. Confidentiality

    You will overhear clinical information. It stays where you heard it.

  3. Training

    A short briefing on the morning, and a longer session before your first camp.

Volunteer.

Tell us your district and your availability.