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  • Yoch Program Application:

  • **Please have I-9 Documents(i.e. birth certificate, i.d, social security card, etc.) and youth's current report card/progress report saved on your device prior to starting.

    Step 1: Please note, this application does not guarantee acceptance into the program. Once you complete the application, a staff member will reach out to the email on this application for further instructions.
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    4703 Lone Tree way Antioch, CA 94531 925-779-7082 / youth@antiochca.gov antiochca.gov

  • Emergency Form

  • Designated Youth Pick Up - Must put a person other than parent or guardian

  • Allergies and Administration of Medicines

  • All medications, prescription and over the counter, must be provided to the City of Antioch staff in their original packaging, with your child's full name written on the container. Remember to provide medication cups, spoons, or other instruments for the medication's administration. The medication dosage must be completed below in the INSTRUCTION section. If the additional instructions are required, please attatch another sheet.

  • Instructions: Parents/Guardians- Please write specific step-by-step instructions for staff to follow in the event your child has an allergic reaction or displays symptoms of a medical condition. You must confirm these steps with your child's physician or health care provider. By providing these instructions, you are consenting to staff's ASSISTANCE with medical treatment of your child.

    For example:

    1.Administer Epi-Pen 
    2. Administer 2 teaspoons of liquid Benadryl
    3.Call 911
    4.Call parents at---

  • Medical Authorization

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  • Reminders:

    Participants are responsible for arriving at the program with all necessary medications, supplies, pumps, back-up medications and any other equipment necessary for the participant to safely self administer their medications.
    Medical monitoring of blood sugar levels must be done by parent or guardians prior to attending the program each day, to ensure that they are within their target range.
    Staff will not be responsible for identifying symptoms of hyperglycemia or hypoglycemia, but can assist the participant in checking blood sugar levels with proper training provided by parents or guardians.
    Parents/guardians are responsible for providing all necessary information regarding dietary restrictions, food allergies or special diet considerations to staff.
    Participants and parents/guardians shall be advised and reminded that it is the participants responsibility to administer the medication and that staff will only assist as needed. Staff will not give scheduled injections.
    It is the responsibility of the parent/guardian to pick up any medications that remains at the conclusion program. Any medication not picked up with be disposed of in a safe manner.

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  • Step 2: Required Documents

    Note: This application does not automatically qualify you for the program. Staff will reach out once the application is turned in and completed.
  • Please provide/complete all documents listed below: 

    • Recent Report Card/Progress Report
    • 1-9 Documents(ONLY IF YOU ARE 14 0R 15 YEARS OLD).
    • W-9 Form(ONLY IF YOU ARE 14 0R 15 YEARS OLD).
    • Yoch Form-Signed
    • Yoch Contract-Signed
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