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  • Camper Registration Form Packet

    Welcome to La Vida Adventure Camp! We are excited for you to join us for a summer filled with adventure and new friendships. Once a camper is registered for their camp week(s), the next step is to fill out the required form below.
  • Please complete all pages of this form as soon as possible, or by 2 weeks before your camp week.

    Please Note: This form contains multiple pages that must be completed before the form can be submitted at the end. If you have more than one camper, you will need to fill out the form separately for each camper. 

    As part of this form, you will be asked to upload the camper's most recent immunizations as well as a physical completed within 18 months of the start of camp. Please have these documents scanned and ready to attach to this registration form. If you are unable to attach those forms at this time, you will need to submit the child's immunzations and physical separately prior to attending camp. 

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  • Camper Requests

    Campers are placed in groups of approximately 12 same-age participants, along with two Adventure Camp staff members, and often a counselor in training. If you would like to be in the same group as another camper/s, please write the name/s below. We will do our best to accommodate requests, but we cannot make any guarantees. Most campers come to camp not knowing anyone beforehand and love their time at camp.

  • RELEASE AND ASSUMPTION OF RISK

  • Please read the following statement and sign where indicated below

     Since La Vida’s beginning in 1970, we have had an excellent safety record. All activities are designed with safety in mind, and standard procedures are strictly enforced by trained staff. The La Vida policy “Challenge by Choice” means that each participant determines the level and extent of their participation. The staff will encourage participants to try each activity but will not use or allow peer pressure to force any participant to do anything they would prefer not to do. Camp activities may have more risk or danger than everyday life. As a result, this Release and Assumption of Risk has been drawn up and must be signed by each participant or the parents of minors.

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    I am aware that during La Vida certain risks and dangers may occur which are out of the control of the instructors. I further realize that I will be participating in activities (including high course elements 20-40 feet high and low course elements) in which the risk of an accident may be greater than in my normal way of life.

    In consideration of the right to participate in such La Vida activities, I have and do hereby assume all the above risks and will hold Gordon College and the La Vida instructors harmless from all liability, actions, causes of actions, debts, claims and demands of every kind and nature which might arise in conjunction with my participation in La Vida. I also acknowledge the fact that the instructors have the right to terminate my participation in La Vida because of my health or physical condition. I agree that the decision of the instructors shall be binding upon me.

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  • Photo Release Statement: The La Vida Center may use any photograph or video footage of me or my child for advertising, art, or promotional purposes. I waive my right to inspect or approve the finished product, and know that I will not receive any compensation for any products used by La Vida.

  • LA VIDA ADVENTURE CAMP MEDICAL HISTORY AND EMERGENCY FORM

    This form must be completed by a parent/legal guardian and returned prior to attending camp. This medical and emergency information form is for your protection and for our files. Please answer the following questions in detail and sign.
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  • IN CASE OF EMERGENCY

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  • Physical Condition

    Please identify and explain any health conditions that you or this camper's physician feel would limit participation in activities.
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  • If you answered yes to any of the above questions, La Vida Adventure Camp strongly recommends that you consult your physician about your camper’s participation in camp activities that include mountain biking, canoeing, kayaking, rock climbing, climbing on the high course and active games. La Vida Adventure Camp reserves the right to require a doctor’s note for certain medical conditions.

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  • La Vida Adventure Camp Medication Authorization Form

    La Vida Adventure Camp will not administer medication or allow campers to self-medicate unless this form is completed by the camper’s parent/guardian and reviewed by the health care consultant at La Vida Adventure Camp.
  • Massachusetts Regulations Regarding Camper Medication

    Please read this text and respond to the sections below.
  • 105 CMR 430.160(A)
    Massachusetts regulations regarding camper medication requires prescription medicine be kept in the original containers with the pharmacy label, including date, location, pharmacist, serial number, prescribing physician, name of medicine, directions for use, cautionary statements, and amount of medicine in the container. Over-the-counter medicine must also be kept in original containers with directions regarding use. Medication can only be administered by the camp’s health supervisor or a licensed healthcare professional.

    The use of over-the-counter medications is not encouraged and will be limited as much as possible during the program. Medications will be in the possession of La Vida staff and will be administered sparingly and according to manufacturer’s instructions. If a question arises during the program regarding medication, parents will be contacted.

  • Authorization to Administer Over the Counter Medication

    Over the counter medication supplied by Adventure Camp, including hand sanitizer
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  • Authorization for Camper to Self-Medicate, Monitor or Inject

    For use of an EpiPen, inhaler or blood sugar monitoring devices (including insulin).
  • If you answered "No" to the question above, please move on to the next section. 

  • Regulations allow for capable campers to self-medicate under the following guidelines.

    • If a child is capable of self-medicating using a prescribed EpiPen or inhaler, and the parent/guardian and the camp health care consultant give written approval, the camper may be allowed to carry these devices with him/her at all times in order to self- administer when necessary.
    • If a diabetic child requires his/her blood sugar be monitored, or requires insulin injections, and the parent/guardian and the camp health care consultant give written approval, the camper who is capable may be allowed to self-monitor and/or inject him/herself. Blood monitoring activities and self-injection must take place in the presence of the health supervisor.
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  • Authorization to Administer Personal Medication

    Camper supplied medication given during camp hours.
  • If you answered "No" to the question above, please move on to the next section.

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  • La Vida Adventure Camp Physician's Form

    Before attending camp, all campers must submit a copy of their most recent immunization record as well as a physical completed by a licensed healthcare provider within 18 months of their camp session.
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    1) A copy of the camper's most recent immunization record and a signed physical from the past 18 months.  

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    2) The La Vida Adventure Camp Physician's Form, including the camper's recent immunizations. 

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  • La Vida Adventure Camp Authorization for Camper Pickup

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  • Once you have completed this form, please click Submit Form below. If you have more than one camper, you will need to complete a separate Camper Registration Form for each additional camper. 

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