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Parent Handbook - MWR Fort Leonard Wood

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Do my monthly payments cover food costs?<br />

No, monthly fees paid by parents cover the labor costs of the direct services staff. Food costs<br />

are covered by other funding call appropriated funds.<br />

What type of discounts can parents receive?<br />

Special incentives are offered to attract and retain volunteers and to get parents involved in<br />

our programs. Volunteer coaches may have one of his or her children play the sport free.<br />

<strong>Parent</strong>s participating in the <strong>Parent</strong> Participation Program (PPP) may earn points for discounts at<br />

the CDC, SAS, or an FCC home. AFC initiatives are also available for eligible patrons.<br />

Why do I have to give two weeks written notice for withdrawal?<br />

You must give at least two weeks written notice of your intent to withdraw you child from a<br />

full or part day program. This notice is necessary so that vacancies can be quickly filled to<br />

maintain affordable fees for all patrons. If notice is not given, charges for services will continue.<br />

Why am I charged a late fee when I pick my child up late?<br />

If children are left at the facility/site after closing time, parents will pay a late pick-up fee.<br />

The fee helps to cover the cost incurred for the staff members to remain with your child during<br />

that time. Patrons must pay the fee the next morning or before children are readmitted to the<br />

program.<br />

What type of training do the caregivers/providers receive?<br />

All staff members working directly with children/youth receive specialized training in Child<br />

and Youth Development and other related topics. The training begins before the staff member<br />

begins working with the children/youth, and continues throughout the employment. Training<br />

topics include First Aid, CPR, administering medications, nutrition, child growth and<br />

development, child activities, child guidance, and safety.<br />

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