There are Wigwam holidays especially for families with a child or young person with a disability. The families stay in an (adapted) holiday home and 5 days a week an adventurous activity program is ...
activity supervisor for children with and without disabilities
Contact person
Els Alzer
#30110
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Summary
Preparing, setting up and supporting with all kinds of activities during a Wigwam holiday week.
Detailed description
What do you do as an activity supervisor during a family holiday?
You give, In consultation with the project management and possibly. other volunteers, help shape the activity program and prepare activities, taking into account the limitations of the target group. These preparations can take place both in advance and during the holidays.
You give, if necessary. in consultation with the project management, explain the planned activities to the other volunteers.
You ensure, in consultation with the project management, that all necessary materials are available.
You support the children and volunteers in the implementation of the activity program
You ensure that the areas and materials are cleaned up after the activities.
What do we expect from you?
Affinity with children / young people with a disability
Creativity
· Cooperation
Adaptability
Correct communication
· Sense of responsibility
Willingness to commit for one or more days
What volunteers need
😇 Disclosure and Barring Service
What we will provide to volunteers
🤝 Extra support
About Stichting Wigwam
There are Wigwam holidays especially for families with a child or young person with a disability. The families stay in an (adapted) holiday home and 5 days a week an adventurous activity program is organized for all children, so also the brothers and sisters.
Unforgettable moments and a wealth of experiences are guaranteed!
Wigwam Foundation also organizes Survival and Youth Weeks. During these weeks, young people with a disability learn to push their limits under expert supervision.
