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Published 9/22/25 2:54PM

Counselors needed: Leadership program for adult survivors of pediatric cancer

On-site, Volunteer must be in or near Williams Bay, WI
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  • Details

    Start Date:
    July 18, 2026, 12:00 PM GMT-5
    End Date:
    July 25, 2026, 12:00 PM GMT-5
    Available Times:
    Weekdays (daytime, evenings), Weekends (daytime, evenings)
    Commitment Details:
    This is a week long residential camp. The Seabees also meet quarterly throughout the year for fun events, but those would not be required.
    Recurrence:
    Recurring
    Volunteers Needed:
    5
    Cause Areas:
    Health & Medicine, Human Rights & Civil Liberties, Volunteering
    Participation Requirements:
    Background Check, Attend Orientation
    Age Requirement:
    21+
    Other Requirements:
    In addition to the completion of online educational webinars, volunteers new to Camp One Step are required to attend a virtual orientation on 5/31

    Description

    Counselors needed: Leadership program for adult survivors of pediatric cancer

    The Seabees Leadership Program is a very special part of Camp One Step's Summer Camp offering. A week-long residential camp for pediatric cancer patients and survivors aged 7+, Summer Camp provides an opportunity for campers to get away from the rigor of hospitals and just be kids with other people who truly understand.

    The Seabees in particular, are a group of 20+ adults that are pediatric cancer survivors and former Camp One Step campers who have limitations due to their disease, treatment, or other factors. Guided by facilitators, participants focus on personal growth through achievement and service to camp.

    Program participants have an important role in aiding the Summer Camp counselors and leading campers. They have hosted dinner parties for other camp groups, operated a Casino Night, served a special meal at a "VIP breakfast" for volunteers, and of course they get to enjoy participating in all-camp activities.

    The Seabees Leadership Program allows former campers to stay involved with camp, maintain friendships, and give back to camp and the campers. Acting as role models and mentors to the younger campers while at camp, Seabees also continue their involvement throughout the year by volunteering at fundraising events and assisting with administration projects.

    Facilitators working with the Seabees participants need to be patient, empowering, and ready to have fun. This is an overnight/week long opportunity and volunteers are expected to stay for the full week.

    Location

    On-site
    300 Conference Point Road, Williams Bay, Wisconsin, US

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