Help prevent the spread of COVID-19

• Do not enter the workplace if you have symptoms of COVID-19 or have travelled outside of Canada in the last 14 days or are required by public health to self-isolate
• Complete the COVID-19 self-reporting declaration reminder daily
• Limit visitors to the facility to those supporting the program. Keep the contact information of all visitors. All visitors should wear a mask when on location
• Avoid close greetings such as hugs and handshakes
• Practice good hygiene
  • More cleaning, hand washing
  • Cough into your sleeve

• Have staggered drop offs
  • A-M last names between 9:00 AM - 9:15 AM
  • N-Z last names between 9:15 AM - 9:30 AM

Prior to entering the building used for camp, children, parents  and staff will be asked the following questions. 

1. Have you left the country in the last 14 days? If answer is Yes, we will ask them to leave immediately and go home to quarantine.
2. Are you a close contact of someone who has been asked to isolate by Public Health? If answer is Yes, we will ask them to leave immediately and go to home quarantine. 
3. Are you experiencing any of the following symptoms:
   1. Sore throat?
   2. Runny nose?
   3. New or worsening cough?
   4. Fever or chills?
   5. Difficulty breathing?

If any of these are answered with a Yes, We will ask parents to contact 811 or Vancouver Coastal Health for information/testing

After changes in activities and before any snacks/lunch, both children and staff will be required to: 

• Sanitize station that was being used ( if applicable)
• Sanitize table/ area that is being used next (if applicable)
• Take campers to wash hands/sanitize

Proper handwashing remains the most important strategy to stay healthy. Wash hands with soap and water often – for at least 20 seconds. Where possible wash hands when arriving at camp and when leaving. Use hand sanitizer when soap and water are not available.

In event of a Covid Exposure: 

• People will be informed if there is a Covid-19 exposure on site and if they were a close contact. 

• Camp will not run until a green light is given by Public Health 

If a child or staff member develops symptoms while at the program, they will be isolated away from the rest of the children and the parent or caregiver should be notified immediately to come and pick up the child

• In the event that a child needs care at camp after symptoms arise, a staff member may be in close contact with the child, but must be wearing a mask and any other protective gear they wish. All direct contact should stay at a minimum.