Who comes to camp?
Campers must be 18 or older.
Campers must be able to take care of basic personal hygiene, like going to the restroom, showering, and
     dressing.
 Campers must be able to understand and follow simple instructions.
 Campers must be approved by Rev. Jamie Brame, Church Relations Director. Special needs are to be discussed with the Directors before the camper arrives at camp. Because the camp is not run by professional caregivers, it is important that we follow these guidelines when accepting campers.
 Caregivers must give Christmount staff as much information as possible about communicating with campers, behavior issues, medical issues, and anything else that staff and volunteers need to know to help campers have a good time at camp.

Safety
Safety is an issue for all Christmount camps, but most especially when special needs are involved. Campers are supervised 24 hours a day with no more than a three to four campers to 1 camp staff ratio ( we use the four-to-one ratio with especially high-functioning campers).  Christmount also has volunteers who help in supervision.

Medicine
Medicine is received from the campers at registration when arriving at camp. Medicine is locked up and only two staff will have access to the meds. Records of all medications will be kept.  We must have the prescription bottles rather than loose pills or a daily medication dispenser. We prefer that all medicine be brought to camp in a large plastic baggie with the camper’s name on the bag. We will provide a baggie if one is not available. Meds are distributed at prescribed times. Applications, like eye drops or special ointments, are also applied as required. Staff dealing with medications are trained by a nurse.

Activities
Singing, dancing, movies, swimming, short hikes, devotional times, worship, bonfires, crafts, games, softball, volleyball, puzzles, talent show, and other activities. This camp is very active. campers must be able to walk!