Summer Camps Protection, Leraning and Fun!

Participate actively and successfully in first aid training organized by the 
Albanian Red Cross.
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In cases when the animators facilitate psycho-social activities with 
children in the camps, they must demonstrate skills and certificate 
concerning their qualifications.
Please refer to annex 
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for behaviour management guidelines for all camp personnel.
Children during an activity organized by Vlora Summer Camp Personnel, Vlora, 2011
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SUMMER CAMPS GUIDELINE
 
5.2 Main Responsibilities of the Summer Camp Personnel 
The camp`s personnel, under the direction and supervision of the CPUs, must be 
constantly attentive to the welfare and progress of the children attending 
the camps. In this context, the camp personnel should:
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Ensure that all the children have their freedom, opportunity and space to 
express opinions, concerns and suggestions regarding any aspect 
of the summer camp
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Carefully observe and monitor changes in the 
behaviour of each child and be able to notice any 
indicators for potential physical, emotional and psychological abuse
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Address the needs and concerns observed or those raised by 
the children themselves
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Avoid any bias, discrimination or exclusion against each of the children 
by treating them at any moment with respect, dignity and equally.
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Be able to work collabouratively as part of a team and to seek support 
where necessary, including when there are child protection concerns
 
5.3 Training and Mentoring Summer Camp Personnel
After the selection of summer camp personnel, Working Group members, under 
the supervision of the CPU, should coordinate and ensure that selected personnel 
received appropriate training on:
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Camp Internal Regulation
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Child Protection Policy 
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Child Abuse
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Conflict management and promotion of positive behaviour training
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First aid course
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Training about planning and delivering activities with children
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Camp administration
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Camp’s monitoring and evaluation processes
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Self-protection and child participation
Please refer to annex