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Child/Youth Emergency Information Please complete this form for infant through 12th grade. This is for use in an emergency, for on site or off site events. Please contact Education Administrative

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How to fill out child/youth emergency information:

1. Start by gathering all the necessary information: You will need the child/youth's full name, date of birth, gender, and contact information. It is important to include current phone numbers and addresses.
2. Next, provide the child/youth's medical information: Include any known allergies, chronic conditions, or medications they are currently taking. It is essential to be accurate and provide as much detail as possible.
3. Emergency contacts: List at least two emergency contacts with their full names, relationship to the child/youth, and their contact numbers. These contacts should be individuals who can be reached at any time and are authorized to make decisions on behalf of the child/youth.
4. Consent and authorization: You may be required to sign consent forms to authorize emergency medical treatment in case of an accident or sudden illness. Ensure that you understand the terms and conditions specified in these consent forms before signing them.
5. Special instructions: If the child/youth has any specific instructions for emergency situations, such as preferred healthcare facilities or religious considerations, make sure to note them down clearly.

Who needs child/youth emergency information?

1. Schools and educational institutions: It is crucial for schools to have up-to-date emergency information for every student to ensure their safety and well-being during school hours.
2. Childcare centers and daycares: Emergency information is necessary for childcare providers to respond appropriately in case of accidents, illnesses, or other emergencies while the child is under their care.
3. Sports organizations: Youth sports organizations often require emergency information to ensure a quick response in case of injuries or other emergency situations during practices or games.
4. Summer camps and extracurricular activities: Having access to emergency information is crucial for the staff and organizers of summer camps and extracurricular activities, as they are responsible for the well-being of children/youth in their care.
5. Parents and guardians: Parents and guardians should always have updated emergency information readily available, as they may need to provide it to various organizations or individuals involved in their child's/youth's activities.

Remember, filling out child/youth emergency information accurately and keeping it up to date is vital for ensuring the safety and well-being of the child/youth in various settings.

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