Store Code: CS09
Format(s): Adobe PDF
Price: $14.95
Format(s): Adobe PDF
Price: $14.95
Safe Youth Trips and Activities
The download will help you carefully consider the safety risks associated with these activities before the event takes place.posted 9/08/2008
Try also: Kids, Middle school, Permission, Supervising, Trip planning, Youth group, Youth ministry
Overview
Church sponsored youth events can be a great way to invigorate kids in the church. At times, these can also expose them to safety hazards that result in additional church liability. Safe Youth Trips & Activities helps you carefully consider the safety risks associated with these activities before the event takes place. Includes applicable information on traveling as well as hot and cold outdoor weather-related safety. This Safety Alert download also covers the importance of properly screening youth workers.
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