Email
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Camper's Name
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First Name
Last Name
Nickname, if desired
Date of Birth
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Gender
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Male
Female
Address
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Address 1
Address 2
City
State/Province
Zip/Postal Code
Country
Camper's t-shirt size
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Youth XS
Youth S
Youth M
Youth L
Youth XL
Adult S
Adult M
Adult L
Adult XL
Adult XXL
Parent/Guardian Name
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First Name
Last Name
Parent/Guardian Address
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Same address as camper
Different address as camper
Parent/Guardian Phone
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Address (If different from Camper)
Address 1
Address 2
City
State/Province
Zip/Postal Code
Country
For Parents/Guardians and Camper:
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Searchlight to Spotlight Summer Camp may use any photos and videos taken of the applicant at any camp event in its publications or those of its sponsors.
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No
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The undersigned hereby agrees to release and hold harmless Christian Ambassadors Inc., Independent Church of God Atlanta, Church of God International, and their current or former directors, officers, employees, successors, assignees, agents, volunteers, and legal representatives from all claims, causes of action, damages, suits or demands of any nature whatsoever, in law or equity, known or unknown, contingent or liquidated, arising out of the camper’s participation in camping at Searchlight to Spotlight Summer Camp in Lafayette, GA. Further, the undersigned acknowledges that this release waives any legal rights the undersigned and the camper may have against Christian Ambassadors Inc., Independent Church of God Atlanta, Church of God International, their current or former directors, officers, employees, successors, assignees, agents, volunteers, and legal representatives for any injury or loss which the undersigned or camper may sustain in connection with or because of the camper participating in this camp.
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We have set forth specific behavioral guidelines for campers to follow during their camp program. Campers and their parents/guardians must agree before camp attendance and submit an answer of "Yes" to be allowed to participate at camp. If the camper fails to abide by the behavioral guidelines, the camper may be immediately expelled from camp, or the parent/guardian will be notified by phone and asked for assistance in helping their camper make more positive choices. If the camper's behavior does not improve, the camper will be asked to leave camp. Parents are responsible for their camper's travel to/from camp. Campers asked to leave camp early for behavioral reasons may not attend a camp with us for 1 year. If the camper wishes to return to one of our camps after that year, they must set up an interview with the Camp Director to discuss behavioral expectations. Below is a list of our behavioral expectations. Please read them aloud to your camper and choose from below as evidence of your and your camper's agreement. You will be required to acknowledge these guidelines once more at drop-off/registration.
● Campers agree to abide by the rules and regulations of the camp and are expected to follow the directions and guidance provided by the camp staff.
● Campers will not engage in any activity that may put themselves, other campers, or staff at risk, including hitting, kicking, biting, or pushing another camper or camp staff, possession or use of weapons, use of illegal drugs or other controlled substances, use of tobacco products of any kind, and consumption of alcoholic beverages.
● Campers will remain in the presence of camp staff at all times unless given permission to travel in the main camp area with a camper buddy appointed by the staff.
● Campers will treat everyone in the camp community with respect at all times, including respecting others' personal belongings, privacy, and feelings.
● Campers will not use obscene or foul language or gestures and will not threaten to harm themselves or others.
● Campers will respect the camp's facilities and equipment and will not take or destroy camp property.
I have read and understand these behavioral expectations, and I agree to abide by them at all times during my stay at camp.
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Emergency Contact One
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First Name
Last Name
Emergency Contact One Phone
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Emergency Contact Two
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First Name
Last Name
Emergency Contact Two Phone
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Checkbox
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Is camper covered by medical insurance?
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No
Insurance Name
Insurance Policy Number
Insurance Group Number
Insurance Subscriber/Guarantor Full Name
Does your camper have medication requirements while at camp?
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No
List Medications
Name, prescription (dose, frequency, route of administration, diagnosis prescribed for)
Allergies (food, drug, or environmental)
List all known allergies with specific details of what reaction camper has had if exposed to listed allergens.
Supportive Health Care Information
Provide information about any supportive health care needed for the camper. This information is used to educate counseling staff about camper needs and provide camp healthcare personnel the background to provide appropriate care. Please be as thorough as possible. Provide any additional information about the camper’s behavior, and physical, emotional or mental health about which the camp should be informed.
PERMISSION TO SECURE EMERGENCY SERVICES:
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I am giving my consent in advance for medical treatment at an appropriate medical facility in case of illness or injury of my camper. I will be responsible for the cost of such services if not covered by my insurance. Acknowledgment by signature required at drop-off/arrival.
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RELEASE OF LIABILITY REGARDING SPECIAL HEALTH CONDITIONS
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I agree to hold harmless and indemnify Christian Ambassadors, Inc., Independent Church of God Atlanta, Church of God International, and their current or former directors, officers, employees, successors, assignees, agents, volunteers, and legal representatives from any and all liability, loss, damages, costs, or expenses sustained, incurred, or required arising out of the camper's actions during the camp/event.
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"I attest that all medical information and release forms are correct."
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"I am stating that I am aware of and accept the risk inherent in the program activity."
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Informed Consent and Acknowledgement
I hereby give my approval for my child’s participation in any and all activities prepared by Searchlight to Spotlight Summer Camp. I assume all risk and hazards incidental to the conduct of the activities, and release, absolve and hold harmless The Church of God International, Independent Church of God Atlanta, Christian Ambassadors and all their respective officers, agents, and representatives from any and all liability for injuries to said child arising out of traveling to, participating in, or returning from selected camp sessions.
In case of injury to said child, I hereby waive all claims against The Church of God International, Independent Church of God Atlanta, and Christian Ambassadors including all counselors and staff, all participants, sponsoring agencies, advertisers, and, if applicable, owners and lessors of premises used to conduct the event. There is a risk of being injured that is inherent in all sports activities, including basketball. Some of these injuries include, but are not limited to, the risk of fractures, paralysis, or death.
Outdoor Programming Release and Authorization
I acknowledge that my child will attend camp with access to an outdoor environment and may be exposed to the following: • Domestic or wild animals • Poisonous and venomous species including insects and plants (poison oak, wild mushrooms) • Allergens and items commonly associated with allergies (animal dander, plant pollen, nuts, etc) • Inclement weather exposure, including sun, wind, snow, rain, sleet, heat, smoke, earthquakes, and other weather-related conditions. • Hazardous materials such as garbage, broken glass, or any other materials left behind in public parks.
I acknowledge that camp may include potential hazards such as: • Shared use of public space (trails, beaches, meadows, picnic areas) • Interacting with the general public • Toileting and hand washing in a publicly serviced restroom • Hand washing in the field may have limited access to running or clean water, and may include the use of hand sanitizer when no other options are available.
I recognize that my child may engage in age-appropriate permitted activities including: • Hiking or strolling on public trails, sidewalks, access roads, and paths • Accessing bodies of water such as mud puddles or seasonal spring runoff creeks • Campfires in designated areas, monitored by staff at all times. This includes the use of a camp stove or barbecue. • Tree climbing, as permitted under the supervision of staff, adhering to any rules or regulations of the public specific to our location. • Climbing on objects that include but are not limited to logs, rocks, and stumps • Jumping from appropriate heights without the use of a fall zone when in the field • Manipulating real tools, including hammers & nails, saws, hand drills, hot glue guns, permanent markers, ropes, scissors, child-safe kitchen tools, and more with appropriate adult instruction and supervision. • “Puppy play,” also called rough-and-tumble play, including but not limited to tumbling, wrestling, rolling, and running. • Foraging for, harvesting, and eating plants both in the wild and from our own community garden. • Playing with, building with, and using sticks, pallets, cable spools, larger wood planks, stumps, and other “loose parts” deemed appropriate by our caregivers • Creating an inclusive environment with children whose background, behavior, developmental ability, and home culture may differ from my own child’s • Developing body awareness and senses through activities such as walking barefoot and using all our senses for safe observation of the world around us.
I, as the parent or guardian of the child listed, fully understand the risks of camp in a predominately outdoor setting. I will contact my child’s primary caregivers or the Director with any concerns. I have read the above waiver and agree to allow the child listed below to attend and fully participate in any and all of the above listed activities under the supervision of the Caregivers who have been trained in risk policies and procedures.
Confirmation
BY ACKNOWLEDGING AND SIGNING BELOW, I AM DELIVERING AN ELECTRONIC SIGNATURE THAT WILL HAVE THE SAME EFFECT AS AN ORIGINAL MANUAL PAPER SIGNATURE. THE ELECTRONIC SIGNATURE WILL BE EQUALLY AS BINDING AS AN ORIGINAL MANUAL PAPER SIGNATURE.
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Please type your full name and select date of completion to finish and electronically sign application.
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SAVE THIS PAGE FOR YOUR RECORDS Thanks for registering. Here is some important information about camp.
MEDICATION CHECKLIST
✔ Please DO NOT bring to camp anything like aspirin, acetaminophen/Tylenol, etc. Please bring only prescription or allergy medications. ✔ Bring enough medication to last the entirety of camp.
✔ Keep all medication in the original packaging/bottle that identifies the prescription.
✔ All medication, including vitamins, must be turned in and dispensed by health care personnel.
THINGS TO BRING AND NOT BRING
*Searchlight to Spotlight Summer Camp staff members reserve the right to confiscate any item(s) deemed prohibited. All confiscated items will be returned to the camper or parent at the conclusion of camp.
Please bring only one suitcase as storage is limited . On a typical day, you will be dressed in jeans or shorts, a T Shirt, Socks & Athletic shoes. Pro tip: Packing daily outfits in labeled gallon ziplock bags will help your camper stay organized and feel confident! Please label all Personal items with a sharpie!
Clothing List (Please bring modest clothing. No stomachs or underwear should be showing.)
Underwear: one pair for each day plus extra
T -shirts: one for each day plus extra
Shorts: one pair for each day plus an extra
Athletic Socks: one pair for each day plus extra
Athletic Shoes and/or Hiking Boots: 2 pairs (one that can get dirty and/or wet)
Shower shoes (slides or crocs are best for this)
1 pair of long pants
Swimsuits: Guys, no Speedo-type shorts. Girls, no bikinis or cotton shorts; one-piece or tankini-style two-piece suits are acceptable.
Sleepwear/Pajamas
1 Light Jacket, sweatshirt or sweater
1 Raincoat/Rain gear (we keep going in the rain, so be prepared!!)
Water shoes (required for swimming in the Lake)
We will not be doing laundry this year, so please set your camper up for success with clothing.
Bedding /Linens
A sleeping bag, a sheet or blanket, and a pillow
Towel and washcloth
Beach towel for use at lake
2 Bags for dirty clothes (one for wet and one for dry)
Personal Items
Reusable water bottle (no glass bottles)
Bible, notebook and pen for Bible Study, journaling, etc.
Toiletries: Soap, deodorant, toothpaste and toothbrush, comb and/or brush, sanitary items (if appropriate)
Flashlight with new batteries
Insect repellent
Sunscreen
Sunglasses
Backpack or Fanny Pack
Disposable Camera (optional)
THINGS NOT TO PACK
Valuables such as: cash, jewelry, digital cameras, iPod/mp3/4 players, portable games, cell phones.
If these items are brought they must be turned in at arrival. They will be kept in the office until departure.
Food, Candy, Beverages
Lighters and Matches
Tobacco Products, Illegal or Illicit Drugs
Weapons of any sort
*Your camper will be given designated time to use their phones to call you during camp.
Lost & Found Policy : All lost and found items not claimed by contacting Marilyn Walton within one week following the end of camp will be donated to charity.
Contact Information for Camp Administration Staff
Telephone Usage: Camp is equipped with a single line; therefore it is not possible for campers to make or receive phone calls, except for emergencies. If you need to contact your child while at camp, please direct all calls to
Marilyn at (678) 449-8700
Cassi at (478) 230-7983
Glenn at (770) 987-0679
Vanessa at (225) 590-2873
Jeff at (205) 602-7374