(1) This document provides registration information for a summer kids' camp taking place from August 22-28, 2010. It includes forms for camper medical history, permission, and medication dosing.
(2) Campers must submit a $100 non-refundable deposit by July 1 for early registration, or pay the full $225 fee for late registration after July 1. Final payments are due by July 22.
(3) The forms request medical information, permission to administer typical over-the-counter medications, and details on any prescription medications the camper will bring to ensure proper dosing.
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The document is an application form for volunteer cabin leaders and staff for Northwest District summer camps in 2010. It requests information such as contact details, availability, experience, medical information, and agreement to doctrinal statements and codes of conduct. If accepted, volunteers would help supervise campers and participate in activities at the camps, which include sports, crafts, water activities and other programs.
VBS registration requires one form per child, with photocopies accepted. The registration fee is $8 per child with a $24 family maximum. Children will be placed in classes according to their grade in the fall of 2009. Placement with friends cannot be guaranteed. VBS will be held June 22-26, 2009 from 9 AM to 12:10 PM at Oregon City Evangelical Church. The registration form requests contact and medical information. Parents must sign an emergency medical release.
This document contains a volunteer application form for All Children's Education & Conference Center. It requests information such as contact details, availability, interests, skills, and a signature agreeing to follow policies. Volunteers must complete an orientation. The form collects information to evaluate applicants and make appropriate volunteer placements that support the organization's mission of helping children.
Quality Books & Audio provides health education materials and programs to managed care organizations to augment existing initiatives and enable new programs cost-effectively. As a non-profit, it requires no upfront costs from clients and handles all material procurement, storage, and fulfillment, allowing clients to focus resources elsewhere. Key advantages include flexibility, timely fulfillment, and avoiding expenses like damaged goods, leftover inventory, and warehouse costs.
This document outlines the terms of adoption for an animal from People for Animals of Saskatchewan. The adopter must initial beside each term agreeing to provide proper care, have the animal sterilized, notify PFA if their contact information changes, and not place the animal elsewhere without permission. It details vaccination schedules, sterilization requirements, and that adoption fees are non-refundable. Foster parents must collect the fee and signed contract from adopters and follow up after adoption.
This certificate of completion is for Dina DeBoer and certifies that she completed a 2-hour non-clinical lethality assessment training provided by the US Army Family and Morale, Welfare and Recreation Command on July 20, 2016. The certificate was signed by Gina Pagano-Briglin in her role as the Abuse/Victim Advocate Program Project Manager.
(1) This document provides registration information for a summer kids' camp taking place from August 22-28, 2010. It includes forms for camper medical history, permission, and medication dosing.
(2) Campers must submit a $100 non-refundable deposit by July 1 for early registration, or pay the full $225 fee for late registration after July 1. Final payments are due by July 22.
(3) The forms request medical information, permission to administer typical over-the-counter medications, and details on any prescription medications the camper will bring to ensure proper dosing.
YMCA Camp Oakasha Spring Parent & Me Sports Registration FormYmca Camp Oakasha
The document is a registration form for YMCA Camp Oakasha's spring 2014 youth sports programs, including Parent & Me Soccer, Parent & Me T-Ball, and Parent & Me Sports Spectacular classes. It collects information such as the child's name, member status, contact details, emergency contacts, demographic information, and includes a liability waiver. Participants must indicate their preferred class and time as well as sign the waiver.
The document is an application form for volunteer cabin leaders and staff for Northwest District summer camps in 2010. It requests information such as contact details, availability, experience, medical information, and agreement to doctrinal statements and codes of conduct. If accepted, volunteers would help supervise campers and participate in activities at the camps, which include sports, crafts, water activities and other programs.
VBS registration requires one form per child, with photocopies accepted. The registration fee is $8 per child with a $24 family maximum. Children will be placed in classes according to their grade in the fall of 2009. Placement with friends cannot be guaranteed. VBS will be held June 22-26, 2009 from 9 AM to 12:10 PM at Oregon City Evangelical Church. The registration form requests contact and medical information. Parents must sign an emergency medical release.
This document contains a volunteer application form for All Children's Education & Conference Center. It requests information such as contact details, availability, interests, skills, and a signature agreeing to follow policies. Volunteers must complete an orientation. The form collects information to evaluate applicants and make appropriate volunteer placements that support the organization's mission of helping children.
Quality Books & Audio provides health education materials and programs to managed care organizations to augment existing initiatives and enable new programs cost-effectively. As a non-profit, it requires no upfront costs from clients and handles all material procurement, storage, and fulfillment, allowing clients to focus resources elsewhere. Key advantages include flexibility, timely fulfillment, and avoiding expenses like damaged goods, leftover inventory, and warehouse costs.
This document outlines the terms of adoption for an animal from People for Animals of Saskatchewan. The adopter must initial beside each term agreeing to provide proper care, have the animal sterilized, notify PFA if their contact information changes, and not place the animal elsewhere without permission. It details vaccination schedules, sterilization requirements, and that adoption fees are non-refundable. Foster parents must collect the fee and signed contract from adopters and follow up after adoption.
This certificate of completion is for Dina DeBoer and certifies that she completed a 2-hour non-clinical lethality assessment training provided by the US Army Family and Morale, Welfare and Recreation Command on July 20, 2016. The certificate was signed by Gina Pagano-Briglin in her role as the Abuse/Victim Advocate Program Project Manager.
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VBS registration requires one form per child, with photocopies accepted. The registration fee is $8 per child with a $24 family maximum. Children will be placed in classes according to their grade in the fall of 2009. Placement with friends cannot be guaranteed. VBS will be held June 22-26, 2009 from 9 AM to 12:10 PM at Oregon City Evangelical Church. The registration form requests contact and medical information. Parents must sign an emergency medical release.
The document advertises a self-advocacy training retreat hosted by People First of Missouri at Camp Wonderland from September 18-20, 2009. The retreat will provide training sessions, recreational activities like swimming, crafts, and pontoon boat rides. The cost is $85 for People First members and $115 for non-members. Attendees are responsible for their own medical needs, transportation, bedding, and toiletries. A registration form is included to sign up for the retreat by September 4th.
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This document is an application for Camp Avanti, a summer camp for children with sensory processing disorders or other special needs. It requests medical, educational, and behavioral information to help determine what support each camper needs to have a successful experience. Parents are asked to provide details about their child's diagnoses, medications, allergies, physical limitations, communication issues, therapy history, school services, stress responses, and aggression incidents. The application deadline is March 18th and camp runs from July 3rd to 8th, with a $600 fee or option to apply for financial aid. Returning campers are also asked to provide feedback on areas of progress their child experienced after the previous year's camp session.
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The Walk for Life event organized by the Fredericksburg Pregnancy Center will take place on October 6, 2012 from 8:30 am to 11:30 am at 1616 Stafford Avenue in Fredericksburg, VA. Participants can register starting at 8:30 am and the 3-mile walk will begin at 9 am. The event aims to raise $30,000 to support the pregnancy center's programs and services. Participants are encouraged to seek sponsors to support their walk and collectively help reach the fundraising goal. Recognition and refreshments will be provided to participants from 11:00 am to 11:30 am after the walk.
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The document outlines the expectations, requirements, costs, and application process for Cashmere High School's 2012 trip to Space Camp in Alabama. It details that the trip will cost approximately $7,100 per student, will require monthly $300 payments starting in July 2010, and a maximum of 24 students will be selected based on their application, teacher recommendations, and interest in science. Students must commit to the payments to secure their spot on the trip.
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This document is a worksheet from a Portuguese language textbook for first graders based on the story "Uma História com Mil Macacos" (A Story with a Thousand Monkeys). It contains comprehension questions, math word problems, and writing prompts related to the story about a scientist named Dr. Quaresma who receives shipments of monkeys for experiments.
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This document is a registration form for Agape Friday School. It requests information such as the family name, children's names, ages, class selections and fees. It provides descriptions of special needs programs and opportunities for parent contributions. It includes waivers of liability and authorizations for child pickup. Signatures are required to affirm agreement with the statement of faith and policies. Payment details are listed including class fees, membership dues and amounts due.
The parents are providing consent for their son/daughter to apply for an Outbound Education program run by World of Outbound Corp. They understand that World of Outbound will be responsible for their child's safety and well-being during the trip, except in cases of natural disasters, pre-existing medical conditions, or if their child refuses to follow instructions. The parents also acknowledge that World of Outbound will exercise due diligence in supervising their child and property during the trip. The parents sign the application, granting their consent.
The parents are providing consent for their son/daughter to apply for an Outbound Education program run by World of Outbound Corp. They understand that World of Outbound will be responsible for their child's safety and well-being during the trip, except in cases of natural disasters, pre-existing medical conditions, or if their child refuses to follow instructions. The parents also acknowledge that World of Outbound will exercise due diligence in supervising their child and property during the trip. The parents sign the application, granting their consent.
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This document is a registration form for a 2012 summer camp program for girls called "Summer Fun for Girls". It requests information such as the girl's name, address, medical information, and emergency contacts. The form also lists the dates and prices for 6 sessions that focus on healthy cooking, photography, and modeling. Parents can sign their daughter up for one or multiple sessions. Once completed, the form can be faxed, emailed, or mailed in with payment to the listed address to register the girl for the summer program.
VBS registration requires one form per child, with photocopies accepted. The registration fee is $8 per child with a $24 family maximum. Children will be placed in classes according to their grade in the fall of 2009. Placement with friends cannot be guaranteed. VBS will be held June 22-26, 2009 from 9 AM to 12:10 PM at Oregon City Evangelical Church. The registration form requests contact and medical information. Parents must sign an emergency medical release.
The document advertises a self-advocacy training retreat hosted by People First of Missouri at Camp Wonderland from September 18-20, 2009. The retreat will provide training sessions, recreational activities like swimming, crafts, and pontoon boat rides. The cost is $85 for People First members and $115 for non-members. Attendees are responsible for their own medical needs, transportation, bedding, and toiletries. A registration form is included to sign up for the retreat by September 4th.
This document provides information about a Catholic Kids Camp being held from June 22-26, 2015 at St. Thomas the Apostle R.C. Church in Norwalk, Connecticut. It includes a registration form requesting the names, grades, and shirt sizes of attending children, contact and medical information for parents, and forms granting photo permission and medical release for campers. The camp will run from 8:30AM to 12:15PM daily and costs $40 for one child or $75 for two or more children.
This document provides information about the 2014 Kentucky Splash Camp, including eligibility, discounts, registration requirements, payment options, contact information, and an application form. The camp is for ages 6-14 and runs in two one-week sessions from June 16-27 with daily activities from 7:45am to 5:15pm. Registration requires submitting health insurance cards, a medical form, and signed parental consent. Payment can be made by check, cash, or online by credit card. The camp costs $450 per session and is run by UK Coaches and athletes.
This document is an application for Camp Avanti, a summer camp for children with sensory processing disorders or other special needs. It requests medical, educational, and behavioral information to help determine what support each camper needs to have a successful experience. Parents are asked to provide details about their child's diagnoses, medications, allergies, physical limitations, communication issues, therapy history, school services, stress responses, and aggression incidents. The application deadline is March 18th and camp runs from July 3rd to 8th, with a $600 fee or option to apply for financial aid. Returning campers are also asked to provide feedback on areas of progress their child experienced after the previous year's camp session.
This document is an application for a summer camp program for children called Camp Avanti. [1] It requests detailed medical, educational, and behavioral information to determine what support each child needs to have a successful camp experience. [2] The application deadline is March 18, 2011 for camp sessions from July 3-9, 2011, with a $100 deposit due upon acceptance. [3] It collects information on children's sensory processing, stress responses, and previous occupational therapy to best support the children's needs.
The document provides information about the GOCC Fitness/Wellness Center 5K Color Run and Family Fun Event to be held on April 26, 2014 from 9am-12pm at Glen Oaks Community College. The event will include a 5K color run race, obstacle course, and activities for children. Early registration is $25 by April 12th and late registration is $35. Children ages 0-5 can participate for free with a parent and students in grades K-5 can participate in fun day activities for $5. A waiver must be signed to participate.
The Walk for Life event organized by the Fredericksburg Pregnancy Center will take place on October 6, 2012 from 8:30 am to 11:30 am at 1616 Stafford Avenue in Fredericksburg, VA. Participants can register starting at 8:30 am and the 3-mile walk will begin at 9 am. The event aims to raise $30,000 to support the pregnancy center's programs and services. Participants are encouraged to seek sponsors to support their walk and collectively help reach the fundraising goal. Recognition and refreshments will be provided to participants from 11:00 am to 11:30 am after the walk.
The document provides information about the Memphis Catholic Lady Charger's team camp to be held from June 8-12. It includes details such as location, dates, times, costs and contact information. Coaches can sign up their varsity, JV, and middle school teams to participate in games Monday through Friday. The cost is $50 per game and spaces are limited.
The document outlines the expectations, requirements, costs, and application process for Cashmere High School's 2012 trip to Space Camp in Alabama. It details that the trip will cost approximately $7,100 per student, will require monthly $300 payments starting in July 2010, and a maximum of 24 students will be selected based on their application, teacher recommendations, and interest in science. Students must commit to the payments to secure their spot on the trip. The trip is designed to give students an educational adventure learning about space.
The document outlines the expectations, requirements, costs, and application process for Cashmere High School's 2012 trip to Space Camp in Alabama. It details that the trip will cost approximately $7,100 per student, will require monthly $300 payments starting in July 2010, and a maximum of 24 students will be selected based on their application, teacher recommendations, and interest in science. Students must commit to the payments to secure their spot on the trip.
Second Chance Recovery is a 501(c)3 nonprofit that operates recovery homes. Their business plan outlines their mission to provide a safe, structured environment for individuals recovering from addiction. They aim to help residents establish long-term sobriety, education, and skills to successfully reintegrate into the community. The plan details requirements for residents, employee roles, funding sources, and future goals of expanding services and owning transitional housing. It recognizes risks but expresses commitment to using all resources to support families in need of recovery.
This document is a worksheet from a Portuguese language textbook for first graders based on the story "Uma História com Mil Macacos" (A Story with a Thousand Monkeys). It contains comprehension questions, math word problems, and writing prompts related to the story about a scientist named Dr. Quaresma who receives shipments of monkeys for experiments.
This document is a scholarship application form for the Junior Statesmen Summer School that requests personal and financial information from applicants such as name, address, school details, parents' occupation and income, and estimates of tuition funding sources in order to award scholarships based on financial need and academic merit. Applicants must provide signatures to declare the accuracy of the information and understand a copy of tax returns may be required for income verification.
This document is a registration form for Agape Friday School. It requests information such as the family name, children's names, ages, class selections and fees. It provides descriptions of special needs programs and opportunities for parent contributions. It includes waivers of liability and authorizations for child pickup. Signatures are required to affirm agreement with the statement of faith and policies. Payment details are listed including class fees, membership dues and amounts due.
The parents are providing consent for their son/daughter to apply for an Outbound Education program run by World of Outbound Corp. They understand that World of Outbound will be responsible for their child's safety and well-being during the trip, except in cases of natural disasters, pre-existing medical conditions, or if their child refuses to follow instructions. The parents also acknowledge that World of Outbound will exercise due diligence in supervising their child and property during the trip. The parents sign the application, granting their consent.
The parents are providing consent for their son/daughter to apply for an Outbound Education program run by World of Outbound Corp. They understand that World of Outbound will be responsible for their child's safety and well-being during the trip, except in cases of natural disasters, pre-existing medical conditions, or if their child refuses to follow instructions. The parents also acknowledge that World of Outbound will exercise due diligence in supervising their child and property during the trip. The parents sign the application, granting their consent.
How to Use Your Child\'s Psychological Evaluation to Have a Productive CSE / ...epetrosky
This document advertises a workshop for parents and educators on how to effectively use a child's psychological evaluation at their IEP or CSE meeting. The workshop, led by psychologist Dr. Edward Petrosky, will explain what different tests in an evaluation measure, what the scores mean, what a child's needs are based on the results, and how to ensure all bases are covered. Attendees will receive a handout and the workshop will cover intelligence, achievement, visual-motor integration, behavior rating scales, ADHD/ADD, and learning disabilities tests and evaluations. The event is on May 14, 2009 from 7-10pm at a hotel in Great Neck, NY.
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2011 SC COG Youth Camp Registration Form
1. CAMP LOCATIONS
Mauldin Camps - 306 Monroe Drive, Simponsville, SC 29681
Pee Dee Camps - 4533 Youth Court, Marion, SC 29571
PLEASE NOTE
Applications are accepted on a first come, first-serve basis. It is possible for a camp to be completely full and unable to
accept any more campers. Room assignments are made with approximately 10 campers and one counselor per group. Late
registrants must understand some rooms may already be filled. Every effort will be made to place friends together in
the same room, but the only way to ensure this is to register early. Remember, camp is a great experience regardless
of the room assignment received.
Pre-Registered Campers will receive an acceptance letter.
2. 2011 Youth Camper’s Application OFFICE USE ONLY
Rush to: Church of God Youth Camp
P.O. Box 309, Mauldin, SC 29662 Postmarked
www.sccog.com Camp Fee $
Amt. Enclosed $
Balance Due $
1. Last Name_________________________ 2. First Name__________________________
Computer #
3. Check one: Boy Girl 4. Date of birth _____/_____/_____ 5. Age _____ Camp Choice
Assigned To
6. Phone # ( ______ )________________ 7. Date of last Tetanus Shot _____/_____/_____ Confirmation
8. Email Address___________________________________________________________
Camp Fees
9. Mailing Address _________________________________________________________
Early Bird fee - $90.00
10. City___________________________ 11. State_____________ 12. Zip____________ ($45.00 deposit
13. List all pre-existing medical conditions and medications you must take. There must be a postmarked by May 15th
pharmacy label and directions on the prescribed medication._______________________ $45.00 due at registration)
_______________________________________________________________________
After May 15th & Walk-In
14. Medical Problems/Allergies or Handicaps. ____________________________________ - $110.00
15. Church_______________________________ 16. Pastor________________________
Deposits are non-refundable
17. Room mate preference____________________________________________________ nor transferable.
18. This is my _______ year at camp. I understand that camp maintains a Christian standard for conduct, dress, and sign my
name hereby promising to abide by all rules and policies and submit to those in authority during my stay.
19. Camper’s Signature__________________________________ 20. Pastor’s Signature_______________________________
21. Check The Camp You Will Attend - Errors Occur Frequently!
Mauldin Camps Pee Dee Camps
Ministry Camp (ages 13-18) June 13-17 Mini (ages 6-9) July 5 - 8
Mini camps begin on
Senior (ages 15 - 18) June 27 - July 1 Senior (ages 14-18) July 11 - 15 Tuesday at 3:00 p.m. and
Mini (ages 6 - 9) July 5 - 8 Junior (ages 10-13) July 18 - 22 end on Friday at 9:00 a.m.
Intermediate (ages 10 - 11) July 11 - 15
Junior (ages 12 - 14) July 18 - 22
22. Camp Tuition - I have enclosed $_______________ (Make check payable to: Youth Camp)
23-31 PARENT/GUARDIAN MUST COMPLETE BEFORE APPLICATION WILL BE ACCEPTED!
23. I hereby give my permission for my child to participate in any and all activities of the Church of God Youth Camp, and
waive all claims to injury or loss of property arising out of the activities against the leaders of this camp, the other participants,
and the Church of God Executive Offices of South Carolina and/or International. Parent/Guardian Initial Here
24. I understand that the Camp Insurance Policy provides secondary coverage, and I provide primary coverage for my child. I accept
financial responsibility for medical costs beyond limits of camp policy stated here: Medical & Hospital $2500, Dental $300,
eyeglasses are not covered if damaged or lost. All claims must be filed within the year of the accident.
Parent/Guardian Initial Here__________
25. If I cannot be reached in an emergency situation, you 28. Parent/Guardian Name_________________________________
have my permission for qualified medical
professionals to treat my child. 29. Day Phone # (___)_________ Night # (___)____________
Parent/Guardian Initial Here__________
30. Insurance Company Name _____________________________
26. ___________________________________
Parent/Guardian Signature Required 31. Policy # ____________________________________________
27. Today’s Date________________________ 32. Parent E-mail_________________________________________