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Camp Aide-in-training (C.A.T.)
Camp Can Do offers a special Camp Aide-in-Training (C.A.T.) program for girls entering 7th grade and
C.A.T.s are leaders in training who spend the week learning how camp runs — and helping make it amazing. They gain leadership skills, experience camp activities from a new perspective, and support younger campers as they learn and grow.
C.A.T.s participate in many traditional camp activities while also learning how to lead them, all with the guidance and support of trained adult volunteers.
Note for Parents: Adult volunteers are always present to provide safety, guidance, and support.
What Do C.A.T.s Do?
Help Plan Camp Activities
Lead Activities in Their Unit
Lead Activities in Their Unit
Work with fellow C.A.T.s to design games, crafts, and themed experiences.
Lead Activities in Their Unit
Lead Activities in Their Unit
Lead Activities in Their Unit
Support younger campers by leading and assisting with activities.
Act as Role Models
Act as Role Models
Act as Role Models
Demonstrate kindness, responsibility, teamwork, and leadership.
Make Camp AWESOME
Act as Role Models
Act as Role Models
Bring energy, creativity, and enthusiasm that make camp unforgettable.