Summer Staff
This volunteer experience is for those who are at least one year out of high school (college age or older). The summer staff roles require considerable maturity and non-verbal witness. Each summer staff session is about one month long. Qualified applicants can apply now. If you have any questions, please contact us.
Any non-Canadian citizens serving on summer staff at Malibu will need to have a valid passport and nothing hindering them from entering Canada.
Session 1: May 22 - June 18
Session 2: June 19 - July 12
Session 3: July 11 - July 31
To Apply:
Please first check availability of openings. Then apply online. You will need the email address of a Young Life staff person who is willing to write a recommendation on your behalf.
Session Dates
Session 1: June 10 - July 1 Session 2: June 30 - July 27 Session 3: July 26 - August 13
Jobs:
Baker/cook, housekeeping, lifeguard, maintenance, sound tech, retail, ropes, waterfront
Work Crew
This volunteer experience is for those in high school who would like to serve their peers while growing in their faith. To be eligible you must have completed one year of high school and complete your local area's work crew training course. Each work crew session is about one month long during the summer.
Session 1: May 22 - June 18
Session 2: June 19 - July 12
Session 3: July 11 - July 31
Jobs:
Housekeepers, dining hall servers, grounds crew
To Apply:
The application process begins with a Young Life staff recommendation. To apply, please talk with your local Young Life staff.
All non-Canadian citizens serving on work crew at Malibu will need to have a valid passport and nothing hindering them from Canada.
Adult Guests
Adults can have the time of their lives at Malibu too! During each week of summer camp, adults may participate in our Young Life Adult Guest program. Adult guests stay in a beautiful floating home, eat meals with campers, go to Young Life club and soak in the entire camp experience.
To Register:
Adult guests are registered through local Young Life area offices. Please use the Find Young Life locator to look up your local Young Life area office contact information.
- Week 1: May 24-30
- Week 2: May 31 – June 6
- Week 3 (CPNM): June 8-12
- Week 4 (CPNM): June 13-17
- Week 5: June 21-27
- Week 6: June 28 – July 4
- Week 7: July 5 – 11
- Week 8: July 12-18
- Week 9 (YLVS): July 20-24
- Week 10 (YLVS): July 26-30
Medical Program
Summer Young Life Outreach Program — Each week 375-400 high-school teens load up and head out for the best week of their lives. The services of one BC-licensed physician and one other BC-licensed medical professional (nurse, nurse practitioner, paramedic, or second physician) has been incorporated into the weekly team at Malibu to add a safety factor and an additional degree of professionalism to the medical service provided to our guests of the Summer YL Outreach program, participants in the Beyond Malibu hiking program, and possibly to boaters in distress. The volunteer medical team members and their family stay at camp during the Young Life camp week of service at no cost. To apply for the summer program, complete a Malibu Club Medical Program Application.
School Season Rental Group Opportunities — Outside of our summer program, we have other Young Life or outside non-profit groups rent out the whole facility. Each group must secure their own BC-licensed medical personnel (physician, nurse, nurse practitioner, paramedic). Malibu can assist US groups with medical team placement. If you are interested in your contact information being passed on to the rental groups who require assistance in securing medical coverage for their event, please fill out a Rental Group's Medical Team contact form. Those groups would be in touch with you directly about their event.
- Week 1: May 24-30
- Week 2: May 31 – June 6
- Week 3 (CPNM): June 8-12
- Week 4 (CPNM): June 13-17
- Week 5: June 21-27
- Week 6: June 28 – July 4
- Week 7: July 5 – 11
- Week 8: July 12-18
- Week 9 (YLVS): July 20-24
- Week 10 (YLVS): July 26-30
To Apply for the Summer Program:
First, check availability (for school season, contact our office). Then complete a Malibu Club Medical Program Application. You will then receive a couple emails with confirmation of dates and the start of Young Life background processing required for all medical personnel. Once the initial background clearance is complete, you will receive a packet with further information. Canadian, non-BC licensed members will need to apply for a BC locum license through physiciansapply.ca three months prior to arrival.
The camp medical team's primary role is to provide timely triage assessment of guests who require medical care for an injury or an illness during their week at camp. They direct the course of action in the event of an emergency. One member of the medical team will attend the infirmary for one half hour after each meal to care for non-emergency issues like minor injuries, colds, sore throats, etc. The medical team is on call 24/7 for any emergencies. The medical team must also adequately document the medical record to reflect the care that has been given. At no time should any medical team member practice medicine that falls outside of their medical license and level of experience and training.
During the summer program, your spouse and minor children (ages 18 and younger) are invited to share the week with you. Whether it’s enjoying meals together, swimming in the pool, or watching Young Life summer camp in action — you are sure to have a great time. Time and space permitting, your family will have an opportunity to experience the many activities around camp.
