1. Region Training Conference 2016
Name, Position
Key Leader

2. What is KeyLeader?
Mission: to provide a life-changing experience that inspires young people to achieve their personal best through service leadership
Kiwanis International’s weekend leadership program
Focuses on service leadership
Held at residence camp facilities
Interact with your “neighborhood” and develop cooperative skills
Develop self-confidence, stronger leadership skills and discover your endless potential!

3. Why was KeyLeader started?
In 2003, Kiwanis International assembled a task force of professionals with experience in teaching, coaching, developing and encouraging young leaders.
Asked to design a program that moves beyond where most other youth leadership programs stop
The result: KeyLeader

4. The Curriculum
Large and small group workshops, discussions, and team-building activities
All students are given a manual that is used throughout the camp (shown on the right)
Workshops are based on principles of service leadership
Team-building is done to test what the students have learned

5. The Five Principles of Service Leadership
The Curriculum
The Five Principles of Service Leadership
Personal Integrity
Being true to oneself and doing the right thing
Personal Growth
Continually developing and building yourself
Respect
Showing consideration for self, others, and property
Community Building
Developing relationships to achieve positive goals
Pursuit of Excellence
Striving to better yourself

6. Student Facilitator Past KeyLeader Attendee
Leads a “neighborhood,” or group of 8-10 participants
Gains personal bonds with participants while challenging them with various leadership activities
Assist the lead facilitator throughout the weekend

7. Lead Facilitator
The host of the KeyLeader program throughout the weekend
Responsible in directing the student participants/facilitators.
Each Lead Facilitator comes from a huge range of backgrounds/life experiences

8. Types of Registration Student Participant, $250
Key Club Member, $225 ($25 scholarship provided by Kiwanis International )
Student Facilitator, $175
Adult/Chaperone, $115

9. Student Participant Registration cost - $250
Must be between the ages 14-18
Promoting 8th grader, high school student, Key Club member, KIWINs, and non-Key Club member
Arrive between 4-6PM to check in and registration at the camp

10. What do you gain from KeyLeader?
Stronger leadership abilities
Better listening skills
Confidence to better face society
Community building
Teamwork
Close friendships
BEEcoming a better YOU!

11. Student Facilitator Registration cost - $175
Must be between the ages of 14-18
Must have attended a KeyLeader camp previously
Fill out online registration application
If accepted, arrive at 2PM for a mandatory meeting/training

12. What do you gain from being a Student Facilitator?
Learn how to become a better leader and enhance your leadership skills
Gain a new insight and fantastic experience of KeyLeader
A once in a life-time opportunity to help and make a positive impact on the lives of others

13. Adult/Chaperone Registration Cost - $115 Must be age 21 or older
Responsible for reinforcing the rules at the camp

14. How do I register for KeyLeader?
Go to and click “Register now” on the right hand side
Find a location near you and select desired camp
Register as a regular Student or apply as a
Student Facilitator
Student registration fee: US$250
Discounts: US$225 registration fee for dues paid Key Club members
$25 scholarship provided by the Kiwanis International Foundation
Student Facilitator registration fee: US$175
Create an account
Complete the forms required
Obtain a confirmation of your order on the last screen
Required camp forms will be ed

15. District Budget
CNH Key Club has allocated $2,100 for Key Leader Scholarships
That’s 15 scholarships per camp X $35.00

16. This scholarship will be available for the first 15 individuals that apply with the discount code
Will only apply to registration cost
Only available for camps in CNH
The redemption happens when registering for the event – instant discount
Compared to previous years where it was applied as a reimbursement
No extra forms necessary!

17. CNH Kiwanis Foundation Discount Code: CNHF1617
Available to the first 10 Key Club members per camp
CNH Key Club District Discount Code: CNHKC1617
Available to the first 15 Key Club members per camp
More specific information on the procedure of code redemption will be released soon.
Spread the word around to club officers and members!

18. Requirements Must be between the ages 14-18 to attend
Register online and choose payment option
Print out and complete the mandatory camp forms (medical and community values form)
Organize transportation to and from the camp

19. KeyLeader Checklist Clothing (check weather before packing)
Closed-toe shoes (non slip-ons!)
Comfortable clothing
Appropriate sleepwear
Bedding Materials
Sleeping bag, pillows, etc.
Toiletries and a towel
Shampoo/conditioner
Soap
Toothbrush/toothpaste
Refillable water bottle
Medical and Community Values form

20. KeyLeader Reminders Food and beverages are not allowed!
Don’t bring expensive items with you: the camp is not responsible if it gets lost!
If taking medication, it must be provided and listed on your medical form!
There is NO signal and limited chances to WiFi so make sure to let your parents know!

21. Upcoming KeyLeader Conferences
Camp Loch Leven
Mentone, California (south)
October 7-9, 2016
Lead Facilitator: Jane Erickson
Camp Cedar Glen
Julian, California (south)
October 21-23, 2016
Lead Facilitator: Craig Crawford
Camp Jones Gulch
La Honda, California (north)
November 18-20, 2016
Lead Facilitator: Ben Pendry
*2017 dates announced in January
La Honda
Mentone
Julian

22. Camp Loch Leven (Fall) Lead Facilitator
Jane Erickson
Incoming International Kiwanis President
Known for her wit, warmth, and humor
Loves to help others grow and and leave their own positive handprints on the world

23. Camp Cedar Glen (Fall) Lead Facilitator
Craig Crawford
Currently an elementary school principal
Has been an educator for 16 years
A member of his local Kiwanis Club and serves on the board of directors of the club
Dresses up as Santa Claus for local schools and children shelters

24. Camp Jones Gulch (Fall) Lead Facilitator
Ben Pendry
Worked in the field of education and leadership development as a facilitator, curriculum developer, and fundraiser
Key Club alumni
Passionate about growing potential young leaders

25. Personal Reflections
Photo credits to Darren Kwee, Ashley Lam, and Mr. Van Etten

26. ? ?
Questions?
Comments?
Concerns?
Go for it!

27. Acknowledgements
The CNH Key Club District would like to acknowledge the following individuals who have contributed to this presentation over the years.
Mary Kim Delemos, District Treasurer,
Brittany Lam, KeyLeader Coordinator,
Dylan Tran, Division 35 West Lieutenant Governor,
Johnny Chen, Kiwanis Family and Foundation Chair,