Camper Rights
All campers, without distinction of any kind, have equal rights to:
1. Be treated with respect.
2. Receive the special care, supervision, and medical care that his/her particular condition dictates.
3. Protection from exploitation, abuse (mental, physical and sexual) or any form of degrading treatment.
4. Each camper has a right to an enjoyable and safe experience at camp.
2. Receive the special care, supervision, and medical care that his/her particular condition dictates.
3. Protection from exploitation, abuse (mental, physical and sexual) or any form of degrading treatment.
4. Each camper has a right to an enjoyable and safe experience at camp.
The Senior Director of Citizens and the Camp Loyaltown Director have the right and indeed the responsibility to discharge any camper who:
1. Poses a threat to self or others. (By word or deed)
2. Is disruptive, preventing others from sleeping, eating or otherwise enjoying camp activities.
3. Has health issues which, in the opinion of the Nursing Supervisor and the Director, cannot be safely maintained at camp.
2. Is disruptive, preventing others from sleeping, eating or otherwise enjoying camp activities.
3. Has health issues which, in the opinion of the Nursing Supervisor and the Director, cannot be safely maintained at camp.
