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Before you decide to apply for a position at Camp Health, Hope & Happiness, you must realize that this job will be unlike anything else you have experienced. In most ways, that’s very good! The following list outlines some things you can expect from the exciting experience of working at Camp Health, Hope & Happiness:

What you SHOULD NOT expect (i.e. these things will not happen):

To be on vacation
To be asked to do things you are not able to do
To be sedentary or bored
To have things always go as planned
To have your own needs met at all times
To be told what to do and how to do things all day long
To be free to do whatever you wish – even on your own time
To have a lot of free time to yourself
To be treated like a child; providing you are willing to act like a responsible adult
To ever regret your camp experience
To ever forget the “Good Life” camp provides

What you SHOULD expect (i.e. these things will happen)

To have fun – so much fun
To make some of the best friends you’ll ever have – both among campers and other staff
To be exhausted – and beyond exhausted at times
To have little free time to yourself
To be around others who may be very different from you
To feel supported and encouraged by your peers
To feel good about the work you’ve done
To learn a lot about others and yourself – and to teach others at the same time
To learn that you are far more capable than you ever imagined
To witness human acts of courage that inspire you on a daily basis
To understand that the money you’re are paid could never adequately pay for all that you do
To work hard, very hard in fact
To laugh a lot; at yourself and with others
To gain more from the experience than you ever imagined possible
To never understand how 4 months could go by so quickly
To feel appreciated and needed
To gain an appreciation for how fragile life is
To be part of something magical
To cry when it’s time to say goodbye
To never have the same view of yourself, or of life again
To never forget the “Good Life” camp provides