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30 DAY CAMP: • Check-In: Daily at 8:45 a.m. • Pick-Up: Daily at 4:00 p.m. • Before Care is available from 7:30-9:00 a.m. (minimum of 5 campers to provide service) • After Care is available from 4-6 p.m. (minimum of 5 campers to provide service) EQUAL ACCESS No one shall be denied admission to our camp(s) because of race, color, national origin, religion, sex, handicap, or age, providing specific program requirements are met. GRADES FOR CAMP Girls currently registered in K-12 (as of Fall 2018) can attend summer camp. Sessions may vary based on grade level. Girls who are not currently registered as a Girl Scout are encouraged to attend as a non-member for an additional fee. HEADS AND TOES STATION All girls will have their head and toes checked and temperature taken. If your camper is found to have head lice or nits, athlete’s foot or a fever she will not be able to return to camp unless she is cleared by a doctor. Once cleared she may return to camp or choose another camp session, if available. HEALTHCARE Resident Camp have a qualified medical staff that is on site 24 hours a day as well as an oncall doctor if illness or injury requires additional medical attention. At Day Camp, staff is certified in First Aid and CPR. Parents will be notified any time there is an emergency regarding their child. CampDoc is an online web based database that we use for all healthcare information. This program allows you to turn in all medical forms electronically and keep them on file for a year. More information for new and returning campers will be in your confirmation packet. In a conscious effort to provide a safe and healthy environment for all campers, Girl Scouts of Citrus requires campers to provide the following documents: • Resident Camp: A physical exam that includes a health history that has been taken within 12 months of the camper’s last day at camp is required for campers. Health exam forms must be signed by a licensed physician as well as current shot records. • Day Camp: A current health history and a current shot record is required for campers. Any girl who arrives at camp without the appropriate medical paperwork will not be allowed to stay unless she can obtain the missing documents from her physician or an Urgent Care Center on the day of check in. All Health History, Health Exam and Shot records need to be uploaded to the Camp Doc website no less than two weeks prior to camp start date. The Privacy Act of 2001 protects all personal and medical information. The disclosure of confidential information is only available to health personnel (does not apply to community day camps). GIRLS WITH SPECIAL NEEDSS Girl Scouts of Citrus seeks to provide an inclusive environment. Campers requiring special accommodations, meals, or equipment must notify us in writing two weeks prior to attending their camp session. Please send the completed needs assessment form to summercamp@citrus-gs.org. All information will be kept confidential and shared only with the appropriate staff.
HOMESICKNESS One of our summer camp goals is to make sure that every child at camp has a safe, fun and positive experience. As a parent you can help with the process of preparing your child from feeling homesick while at camp in the following ways: • Have your child practice being away from home prior to attending camp. Perhaps encourage her to stay at a friend or relatives home for a night or weekend. • Do not promise to pick up your child early from camp. This can make campers focus only on going home, and not able to focus on the fun they’ll have at camp. • Use a calendar at home to show that the time spent at camp is not an eternity, but actually a very short amount of time. • Don’t tell your camper how badly you will miss them while at camp. Do tell them how much you love them, even while they are away from home, and how excited you are for them to have so much fun at camp! • Communicate before, during and after the camp experience. • Do not promise your camper that she can call home while at camp. If a camper is experiencing extreme homesickness or minor homesickness for a sustained period of time, the camp staff will contact the parent and determine next steps. If you are concerned about your camper, we encourage parents to call camp and speak to the camp director. She will work with you in assuring your camper is having a successful experience. • Encourage your camper to write home about all of the new activities that they have tried. • Share your own positive camp stories with them. • Let your camper help pack their bags for camp. Pack one favorite picture, stuffed animal or blanket. • Encourage your camper to write home about all of the new activities that they have tried. • Share your own positive camp stories with them. • Let your camper help pack their bags for camp. Pack one favorite picture, stuffed animal or blanket. • Spend quality time with your child upon returning home from camp to “reconnect” after the separation period. Keep in mind that girls may experience a boost in self-confidence and independence while at camp. • Drop off an encouraging note for each day at check-in. Her counselors will deliver them throughout the session. INSECT BITES Insect bites can and will occur when participating in activities outdoors. To avoid major incident, it is highly recommended to pack bug spray with deet and apply it multiple times per day. If your camper needs assistance applying, please make her counselor aware at check-in so they can assist her during her stay. If your camper is allergic to bug spray or insect bites please enter that information in CampDoc so the medical staff is aware. 31
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