
Winter camp
12.02.–14.02.2027 · Ages 14–20
Mobilization
Three days for everyone, including those who have never been to DRAFTS. The best place to start.

The third level is for boys who have already shown leadership skills. Here, you no longer carry out the task yourself. You lead a team of 3–5 people who do it.
You do not apply for the Team camp. You are invited. Invitations go to boys who have shown leadership skills and potential at earlier camps.
Participants must be ready to lead a team of 3–5 people. Training comes first, followed by practical work. The leader is responsible for everything, from ministry to the team's daily life.
Levels 1 and 2 must be completed
Invitation, not open registration
Every leader has a mentor alongside him

“Know your role in the team and fulfil it beyond the game.” A leader does not stop being a leader when the task is complete.
At the end of the week, the leader reports on what his team accomplished, not just what he did himself.
Leaders are selected after the first two levels.
Theory: leadership, communication and resolving crises.
Each leader is entrusted with 3–5 people.
The team gets to work. The leader takes responsibility for everything.
What the leader did, where he went wrong and what he learned.
Training
Team leadership
Practice
Service
Mentoring

Each team has a mentor throughout camp. He does not take over. He encourages the leader when the team will not listen, the plan falls apart and handing over the reins feels easier.
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Invitations go to boys who have shown leadership skills and potential at Enlistment and Mission. The DRAFTS team issues the invitation; this level is not open for applications.
The base is Ganības in Užava, as at the other camps. The difference is that teams spend part of their time away, with the people they serve, where conditions are more basic. There are three meals a day, and the leader takes some responsibility for his team's daily life.
He leads a team of three to five people. He is responsible for ministry, finances and everyday team life, including making sure everyone has eaten and rested. At the end of the week, he reports on what his team accomplished, not just what he did himself. This is real responsibility, not a game, and that is why this level changes people.
That is normal, and it is why the invitation comes from us, not from him. Readiness is not the same as confidence. The week starts with training, and a mentor stays alongside him throughout, without taking over when the plan falls apart or the team will not listen. If this does not feel like the right year, he can decline and come next year.
We do not want money to be what keeps you from coming to camp. We, the BPI DRAFTS team, have made sure that where it is needed we can support you by covering part of the fee.
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