A professional who coordinates activities and provides for physical and emotional needs of public-welfare recipients housed in indigent camp. Responsibilities include:

• Cooperates with welfare department investigators, psychologists, and physicians in assigning activities to indigents and in providing specialized attention to them in accordance with recommendations.
• Appoints leaders of activities, such as food preparation and maintenance of grounds, from camp inmates in accord with democratic leadership principles and welfare department policy.
• Coordinates sanitation, food management, health, education, spiritual counseling, and vocational activity programs in conformity with available facilities, needs of camp inmates, and policy of department.
• Interviews inmates and arranges with business and community leaders to place them in jobs.
• Maintains discipline and arbitrates disputes.
• Arranges for entertainment, such as movies, lectures, and musical programs.
• Maintains camp records, inventories supplies, and submits requisitions for camp needs.