2026 Young Women Camp Registration

IMPORTANT NOTE: This form is to be filled out jointly by the participating young woman and their parent or guardian.

 

Dear Young Women and Parents,

We look forward to being together this summer at Camp Joseph!

Please use this form to register each youth for Young Women Camp. If there is more than one young woman in your family, complete the form once for each.

There are three steps to the registration process:

1. Provide parent/guardian information
2. Provide youth information
3. Complete the acknowledgements and agreements

As you complete each step you will be automatically taken to the next step.

REGISTRATION FOR YOUNG WOMEN CAMP WILL CLOSE ON MAY 15. 

If you have any questions about this year’s camp, please contact your Ward Camp Director or the Stake Camp Director, Lauren Olsen (laurenolsen95@gmail.com).

I give permission for my daughter to participate in the 2026 Nashua Stake Young Women Camp and authorize the adult leaders supervising this event to administer emergency treatment to the above named participant for any accident or illness and to act in my stead in approving necessary medical care. This authorization shall cover this event and travel to and from this event.

I grant the Nashua New Hampshire Stake the right and permission to use and publish images, photographs, video, and audio recordings made of me or my child at all stake youth activities, and I hereby release the stake, the activity coordinators, and all related parties from any and all liability from such use and publication. I further authorize the reproduction, exhibit, broadcast, electronic storage, Internet streaming, and/or distribution of such images, photographs, video, and audio recordings without limitation at the discretion of the stake.

As a youth participating in the 2026 Nashua Stake Young Women Camp, I am responsible for my own conduct and am aware of and agree to abide by Church standards, event safety rules, and instructions from Church and Camp leaders.

I will abide and live by the principles in For the Strength of Youth.

I will strive to follow the Savior Jesus Christ in all I do and agree to the following expectations:

• Kindness & Inclusion: I will treat others with kindness and respect, and I will not engage in any form of bullying, gossip, or exclusion.
• Language & Conversations: I will use clean language and will not participate in inappropriate, crude, or disrespectful topics or jokes.
• Behavior & Respect: I will follow leader directions, participate in activities, respect camp property, and behave responsibly.
• Dress & Appearance: I will follow camp dress standards, including clothing that is appropriate for the setting and activities at camp.
• Media & Technology: I will not bring or use personal electronic devices (including cell phones, smart watches, headphones, tablets, etc.) during camp.
• Physical Boundaries: I will keep physical interactions appropriate and respectful and will not engage in any inappropriate, abusive, or sexual behavior.

My parents and I understand that participation in this activity is a privilege, not a right, and may be revoked if I behave inappropriately or pose a risk to myself or others.

Outerwear and Safety Guidelines

"The Lord’s standard is for you to honor the sacredness of your body, even when this means being different from other people. Let this truth and the Spirit be your guide as you make decisions—especially decisions that have lasting effects on your body. Be wise and faithful, and seek counsel from your family and leaders." (For the Strength of Youth)

Youth and Adult campers should bring/wear:

• Closed-toe shoes (shoes must be worn throughout camp & to and from the beach)
• Swimsuits and all other clothing must cover the stomach. One and two-piece swimsuits that maintain this standard are permitted. If youth or leaders need to walk up to camp in their swimsuit, they should have a towel wrapped around them.

Our desire is that each youth who attends camp will feel their Savior’s love and increase their testimony of Him.  We want each young woman to leave camp knowing that she is a beloved daughter of Heavenly Parents and having confidence to ask for and receive revelation from her Heavenly Father.

For further guidance, please review the standards from the leaders of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in the For the Strength of Youth Guide.

With love and appreciation,

Nashua Stake YW Presidency
Nashua Stake Camp Directors

FAQs . . .

Can we wear open-toed sandals and flip flops?  

• No.
  • All YW and leaders are required to wear shoes to and from the waterfront. For safety reasons, closed toed shoes or sandals of a sturdy nature are recommended.
  • We recommend Crocs or water friendly shoes set specifically for this purpose. For those visiting camp for the first time, there is a steep, rocky, dirt path leading to and from the waterfront.

What are the guidelines for the waterfront?

• Swimsuits (and all other clothing during camp) must cover the stomach. One and two-piece swimsuits that maintain this standard are permitted.
• If a YW or leader needs to walk up to camp in her swimsuit, she should have her towel wrapped around her.
• All Young Women and leaders are required to wear shoes to and from the waterfront (see above).

Other Suggestions:

• Protect yourself from the sun.
  • Apply sunscreen regularly, wear a brimmed hat, wear light, loose fitting clothing to protect you from the sun and keep you cool
• Protect yourself from ticks and other bugs.
  • Apply bug repellent regularly, wear longer sleeves and pants while in the woods.