At Summer Camp at WCRC it is our goal to run a safe Christ-Centered camp. For this reason, all of our counselors are trained in first aid and CPR. While we do not employ a full-time summer Camp Nurse, we have a Camp Healthcare Coordinator on-site to administer medication and provide medical care as necessary for minor injuries and sickness.

Any time a camper requires medical attention outside of camp, has an injury that prevents them from participating in camp activities or is sick (fever/vomiting) a parent will be contacted. For more information on when we will contact a parent or what requires a child to be sent home please call or speak to the Camp Healthcare Coordinator at registration.

All prescription medication brought into Camp should be in their original containers with the original label attached. Please write instructions including dosages and times on your camper’s medical form. This will assist us in administering the medication in the same way that it is done at home. All medications, including non-prescribed vitamins, creams, lotions, aspirin, etc., must be turned in and dispensed by the Program Director, Assistant Program Director or Camp Healthcare Coordinator. Do not repackage drugs or substitute another person’s prescription; this is prohibited by law.

Please do not take your children off of their medication, especially ADD medication, while they are at camp