Research is a very powerful advocacy tool. Numerous studies and published reports demonstrate that camp provides children and youth with an experiential learning opportunity that they cannot get in a traditional academic setting. This section of our website contains facts sheets, links to the latest research as well as guides to support your efforts to evaluate and advocate for North Carolina youth camp organizations.
Tips for dealing with a death at your camp.
How to Cope with a DeathA step-by-step checklist for handling crises.
Get Your Crisis ChecklistA template for setting up your emergency contacts.
Set Up Emergency ContactsPrep for weather, fires, injuries, power outages, and more.
Get A Response ChecklistHow to get your camp back on its feet after a disaster.
Get Camp Back on TrackGuidelines for responding to a disaster.
Get Your Crisis Response GuidlinesTips for communicating disaster details to the media.
Learn to Talk to the MediaLearn about how long your camper may be liable for an event.
Learn About the Statute of LimitationsIdentify the business functions critical to your survival.
Identify Key FunctionsA template for recording emergency calls.
Get Your Call Log TemplateA checklist for the staff who greet the emergency workers.
Get Your Greeter ChecklistTips for contacting a family affected by a crisis event.
Get Your Communication TipsPreparedness, health and safety training catalog.
Get the Red Cross CatalogFact sheet about the Red Cross Training course.
Get the Red Cross Fact SheetKeep a list of key contacts for running your business.
Get Your Contact List TemplateInformation about bees that may be around your camp.
Find Out About BeesInfo about how to handle bats at your camp.
Get Info on Handling BatsViable options for scraps, manure, & other organic waste.
Learn About CompostingInformation about child protection in National Forests
Learn About Child Protection Policies