At  mbc,  health  and  Safety  is  our  top  priority

MBC follows all the guidelines of the Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of America, the American Camp Association, and the state of New Hampshire to ensure health and safety throughout the program.  Each year, MBC receives an unscheduled inspected by the state of New Hampshire to review an extensive list of health guidelines and safety parameters; encompassing everything from the kitchen, to the waterfront, to the cabin set up. MBC is proud to say that we have a 100% pass rate with this inspection, year after year.

We recognize sending campers, especially young ones, to an overnight camp is an enormous act of trust on the part of the families. We hope that our transparency in sharing our procedures will help ensure your confidence in sharing your children with us for a session of camp! As always, you are welcome to reach out to our camp office with any further questions.

General Safety

Emergency protocols/staff communication
​Hygiene best practices-head to toe, hand washing, showers, bathroom/toothbrushing, changing clothes
Tick checks/nature safety
Hydration & sunscreen
Weather/inclement weather
Vehicles & fieldtrips
Skiing

Supervision  &  ratios

Staff to campers
Groups of 3
Confession supervision
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Medical  Care

Medication storage and distrubution
Nursing care
Urgent care
​Family communication
​Allergies & food

Waterfront

Lifegaurds & training
Buddy board & checks
​Swim tests

mental  health  &  Wellbeing

Staff training-link to page on staff tab
CSPs
​Referrals
​Pillars
​Link to camper support