As the caregiver, I do hereby consent and agree that my child they can participate in the Teddy Bear Fair, a Health Fair held at the Blood Tribe on March 11, 2026. This event is sponsored by the community, First Nations & Inuit Health Branch, and Alberta Health Services. I understand there will be several health booths with information and health professionals my child and family can visit (this may include dental, nutrition, psychology, speech & language, occupational therapy, physician for example). I understand that when my child is seen by a health professional, it will only be for screening and no invasive procedures will be completed (example no immunization, dental procedures, etc.). Upon screening my child, a health professional may discuss some ideas for further services, and I may also be asked to sign consent for these services.
- There will be no cost to these services.
- Information will be shared between health professionals and the community to support my child.
- A health professional or member of the community health team may discuss helping to support a Jordan’s Principle application for funding services.
- Consent is not mandatory, and I may withdrawal consent at any time. Referrals will be collected and shared with the community health center to ensure services are followed-up with.
Additionally, I agree that the community health center, other organizers of the event, or funders of the Teddy Bear Fair are permitted to take photographs and/or videos of my child at the Teddy Bear Fair to be used for future advertisement. Lastly, I understand that I am committing to connecting with the legal guardian to share the permission I have provided for the child to particpate in the Teddy Bear Fair