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PARENT / GUARDIAN INFORMATION
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EMERGENCY CONTACTS
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PHYSICIAN / HOSPITAL / INSURANCE INFORMATION
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AUTHORIZED PICK-UP LIST
The following people should be allowed to pick-up my child(ren)
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UNAUTHORIZED PICK-UP LIST
The following people should NOT be allowed to pick-up my child(ren)
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PARENTAL / GUARDIAN PERMISSIONS
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I grant child #1 permission to leave a YCS program on their own at the end of or during the program. *
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I grant child #2 permission to leave a YCS program on their own at the end of or during the program.
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I grant child #3 permission to leave a YCS program on their own at the end of or during the program.
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YCS SUNSCREEN POLICY
1. YCS does not provide sunscreen for participants as it is a medication and some participants may have allergies to some ingredients in certain sunscreens. Each participant needs to bring his or her own. If a camper does not have their own sunscreen they will not be allowed to participate in outside activities.
2. Participants should arrive at programs with a thick base coat of sunscreen already applied, especially in hard to reach areas, such as their backs.
3. Staff will remind participants regularly to reapply sunscreen every 2 hours: 10 am, 12 pm and 2 pm.
4. We encourage campers to wear hats to protect their heads and shirts to protect their backs. This is especially important if your child has sun sensitivities.
REMINDER FOR PARENTS:
Please apply the first application of sunscreen at home. Sunscreen should be supplied by you, the parent.
I understand that selecting “yes” allows YCS staff to apply sunscreen to my child and if my child does not have sunscreen on they will not be able to participate in outdoor camp activities.
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Do you want child #1 wearing sunscreen while outdoors? *
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Do you want child #2 wearing sunscreen while outdoors?
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Do you want child #3 wearing sunscreen while outdoors?
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Permission to Administer Medication
While medication should ideally be administered at home, we recognize that it is sometimes necessary for a participant to receive medication during the program. In this event, the following procedures will be followed:
1. All medications (prescribed and over-the-counter) and a signed copy of this authorization form must be deposited with Program Staff.
2. The participant must be instructed at home or by the family physician to self-administer the medication in the presence of the program staff.
3. Medication must be in an unbreakable container labeled with the participant’s name, content, dosage, and time to be administered. Medication sent to the program should not exceed the dosage for one program day.
4. Medication will be kept in a secure location and provided to your child at the appropriate time. If necessary, a program staff member will assist your child with removal of a childproof cap, but will not administer the medication. All medication brought on field trips will be kept in the possession of the Program Instructor.
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