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Release and Hold Harmless Agreement* (NOT youth on 2 meeting trial (Bring a Buddy) or recruited adults) |
PFC** (for all youth & leaders on site) |
P/G*** Consent Form [single copy] |
P/G*** Consent Form [multi-signature] |
Safety Check List or Emergency Plan |
C/OAA**** |
Incident Report |
First Aid Usage Log |
Meetings at regular meeting place, or on the grounds of the
regular meeting place.
Note: some groups have more than one regular meeting place.
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YES |
YES |
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YES***** |
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Events where the youth are NOT involved in any physical
activity (e.g. movie theatre, Fire Hall, MacDonald's, etc.)
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YES |
YES |
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YES |
YES |
NOTE: Ensure your Group Committee is aware you will be at the event |
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Events (inside) where the youth are involved in any physical
activity (e.g. swimming, climbing wall, etc.)
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YES |
YES |
YES |
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YES |
YES |
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Events that take place outside (i.e corn maze, picnic,
hike in a park, etc.)
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YES |
YES |
YES |
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YES |
YES |
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All overnight Events —
from Basement to Bush
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YES |
YES |
YES |
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YES |
YES |
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Any injury or illness requiring a doctor or hospital
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NOTE: A record should be kept of all
injuries (even if no supplies are used). ALWAYS inform
parent/guardian of ANY injury (or illness)...especially of any
bumps to the head.
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YES |
MAYBE |
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Any minor injury (bump, scrape, bruise, etc.) treated on site
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MAYBE |
YES |
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SOME SPECIFIC EXAMPLES
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Apple Days and a youth scrapes his/her knee requiring a bandage.
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YES |
YES |
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YES |
YES |
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MAYBE |
YES |
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Fire Hall Tour, Adopt-A-Street, Community Parade, etc.
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YES |
YES |
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YES |
YES |
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Trip to the Pumpkin Patch or Christmas Tree Farm
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YES |
YES |
YES |
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YES |
YES |
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Sleepover at regular meeting place
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YES |
YES |
YES |
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YES |
YES |
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Overnight camp at Camp McLean or Whonnock (buildings or bush)
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YES |
YES |
YES |
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YES |
YES |
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Area or Group Campfire at Camp McLean or Rocky Point Park
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YES |
YES |
YES |
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YES |
YES |
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Christmas Party at Regular Meeting Place
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YES |
YES |
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YES***** |
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Beaveree or Cuboree and youth youth sprains an ankle.
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YES |
YES |
YES |
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YES |
YES |
YES |
MAYBE |
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