Health Information
The Salvation Army welcomes participation by children of all abilities. Every effort is made to provide reasonable accommodation, however, there may be instances where a child’s needs exceed the parameters of the scope of our program. The Salvation Army does not provide auxiliary, therapeutic, or medical services. (i.e., interpreter, one on one support, etc.) If the parents/guardians of a child with special needs who needs auxiliary support, secures auxiliary services, a further discussion of their participation can be scheduled.
If health or behavioral information is not disclosed on this enrollment form about your child, it is detrimental to our staff's ability to properly care for them, and may cause us to suspend their participation in our program.
Children, including those with behavioral and/or special needs, are expected to adhere to the following behavioral standards:
• Participants are prohibited from engaging in self-injurious behavior, behavior that intends to injure peers or staff, vandalism, destruction of property, elopement, and continuous refusal to follow staff directions.
• Participants must be able to feed & toilet themselves without any assistance from staff & regulate emotional responses without endangering others or themselves with minimal support from staff.