Summer Camp Head of Welfare

• Lead on day‑to‑day welfare, ensuring children, leaders and staff feel safe, supported and cared for
• Act as the first response for welfare issues, handling situations calmly and sensitively, and escalating concerns where needed
• Serve as parent liaison for medical and pastoral matters, ensuring clear communication and appropriate follow‑up
• Ensure safeguarding concerns are identified, recorded correctly and reported to the designated safeguarding lead(s) in line with policy
• Work closely with senior staff to review welfare needs, maintain appropriate staffing coverage and support the daily camp itinerary
• Advise and assist leaders with behaviour management and pastoral care, ensuring consistent and appropriate responses
• Collaborate with programme teams to remove barriers such as homesickness, anxiety or social challenges
• Coordinate welfare‑related logistics (e.g., medical room procedures, quiet spaces, parent communication) alongside the Head of Site

• Outstanding communication and interpersonal skills
• Strong ability to manage sensitive situations and maintain confidentiality
• Good organisational skills, attention to detail and ability to prioritise in a fast‑paced environment
• Knowledge of Orthodox Jewish customs and practices

• Driver’s Licence
• First Aid / Mental Health First Aid qualifications

Training and professional development opportunities are provided