Camp Health Officer Training is a crucial requirement for long-term camps to adhere to NCAP National Camp Standards. This training covers the roles, responsibilities, and duties of the Camp Health Officer (CHO) before, during, and after camp. Participants will learn about managing the health lodge,

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Providing crucial multi-sectoral assistance to four Sudanese refugee camps in Maban County, South Sudan, with a total refugee population of 171,839. ACTED, in partnership with UNHCR, focuses on water, sanitation, hygiene, and COVID-19 prevention. Objectives include improving water access and quality

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The presentation to Parliament highlights the mandate and functions of the Standing Committee for Refugee Affairs (SCRA) as per the Refugees Act. Established to make decisions independently, the SCRA oversees reviews, work permissions for asylum seekers, monitoring of decisions, and advice to the Mi

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The Refugee Appeals Authority of South Africa (RAASA) presented progress on appeals backlog to the Portfolio Committee on Home Affairs in March 2023. RAASA, an independent statutory body, hears and determines appeals against decisions of Refugee Status Determination Officers. The presentation outlin

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Detailed guide on importing Camp Alpine 2019 data from Blackpug to Scoutbook, including steps like logging in, selecting weeks, installing browser extension, and downloading the CSV file for import. Note: Manual entry required for base camp activities.

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Happy Campers, led by Marcel Horowitz, MS, MCHES, focuses on creating a positive camp experience for children in Yolo County. The camp emphasizes the value of finding partners, the importance of emotional safety, and the impact of feeling good on campers' experiences. Addressing factors like sleep,

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This document outlines the objectives, requirements, and procedures for the 2023 Camp Coordination Meeting. Objectives include improving coordination, enhancing communication, ensuring compliance with legal requirements, and increasing enrollment. Camp coordinators need to complete various forms, wh

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Discover essential guidelines for camp leaders to demonstrate God's love while prioritizing the safety and well-being of campers. Topics include safety protocols, code of conduct, handling bed-wetting incidents, addressing sleepwalking and night terrors, dealing with stealing, and the roles of camp

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This content provides valuable insights into key regulatory requirements, staffing, training, emergency preparedness, and risk management for programs involving minors in camp settings. It covers important aspects such as safety protocols, insurance, environmental health, and human resources conside

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Camp Summit in Paradise is a residential camp for individuals with special needs, offering a transformative experience of independence and growth through various activities. With a focus on personal development, social skills, and team building, the camp provides a rare respite for families and care

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The Alliance Redwoods Camp taking place from September 28 to October 2 offers a diverse range of activities for students, including morning and afternoon classes on topics like Forest Ecology, night activities, and free time for recreational activities. The camp follows a structured daily schedule c

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Department of Behavioral Health in Philadelphia offers a camp grant program for children with behavioral health diagnoses. Started in 1998, the grant has grown to support over 1300 children annually. Guidelines include age requirements, camp selection process, and application timelines. Providers ca

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Migration and Refugee Services, under the U.S. Catholic Bishops, are actively working to support unaccompanied children, refugees, and victims of human trafficking by implementing migration policy and advocacy initiatives. The current state of migration policy in the U.S. involves executive orders r

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Explore themes surrounding body image and food culture at camp, understanding how these impact campers and staff. Learn to make positive shifts in camp culture, addressing disordered eating and emotional eating. Discover the intersection of food and body image, challenges faced, promoting body posit

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Exploring various historical aspects related to migration, borderlands, and international law in 20th-century Europe. The content delves into the development of international laws for refugees, ethnic cleansing, the origin of the word "refugee," the birth of international refugee law, and the League

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Analysis of refugee protection guidelines and procedural fairness in administrative law, focusing on issues related to fear of persecution, credibility assessment, and hearing procedures before the Refugee Protection Division. The discussion also highlights the roles and powers of different members

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In the desolate setting of Camp Green Lake, once a thriving town with the largest lake in Texas, now a dry wasteland, young boys are sent to dig holes under the scorching sun as a way to build character. Stanley Yelnats, our protagonist, finds himself at this unusual camp after a tough choice betwee

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Get all the essential details about the Jewish Community Center Day Camp parent orientation, including agenda, carpool procedures, what to bring, swim program information, daily schedule, communication methods, and more. Find out about swim lessons and free swim sessions at both Creve Coeur and Ches

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Immerse children in a two-week camp full of water play activities, crafts, and an exciting aquarium field trip. Dive into the wonders of the ocean with engaging experiences suitable for all ages. From sensory bins to yoga inspired by ocean animals, this camp offers a blend of fun and education for y

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Various organizations in Hull provide essential services for refugee women, including family tracing, mental health support, counseling, youth engagement projects, and general advice on housing, employment, and welfare. These services aim to assist refugee women in rebuilding their lives and facilit

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This document provides detailed information and guidelines for the upcoming Camp Leopold trip for 5th to 8th-grade students, teachers, parents, and volunteers. It includes details about the schedule, chaperones, cabin arrangements, luggage requirements, items not to bring, departure instructions, an

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This research project examines the role strain and associated health outcomes experienced by immigrant/refugee caregiver-employees in the context of informal caregiving and paid work in Grand Erie, Canada. Using a qualitative approach with intensive interviews, the study delves into the challenges f

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Dive into the world of drones at 4-H Summer Camp's enriching programs. Participants learn coding, FAA regulations, safety measures, and gain hands-on experience piloting drones. Camp offers 3-day classes for in-depth learning and exploration. Connect with Kevin Cubbage for more information.

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Get ready for the upcoming Camp Jekyll 4-H Center Field Trip to Jekyll Island, Georgia on October 16-18, 2019! Keep track of forms, payments, bus schedules, cabin rules, and more to ensure a smooth and enjoyable trip for all participants. Follow the provided guidelines for a successful and memorable

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This orientation information provides details about the upcoming Computer Sciences Summer Camp organized by Dr. Phil Chan, with camp assistants Daniel Campos and Jesse Torres. The schedule includes arrival time, lunch details, dismissal, and a special Oscars event to showcase student projects. Instr

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Fort Hamilton Youth Center offers a dynamic MST Summer Camp for grades 6-12, featuring field trips, special events, and activities such as bowling, swimming, movie screenings, and themed parties. The camp operates on weekdays from 13:00-17:30 with extended hours for specific events. Advanced registr

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This document outlines the methodological workshop on measuring the impacts of refugees and IDPs on host countries and communities in Uganda. It focuses on the Humanitarian Innovation Project's research in Uganda, emphasizing the role of innovation, technology, and the private sector in refugee assi

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Maxime Du Camp (1822-1894) was a French photographer and writer known for his exploration of Egypt with Gustave Flaubert. Their journey inspired Du Camp's renowned work, Égypte, Nubie, Palestine et Syrie, considered one of the earliest travel photography collections.

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Explore the impact of trauma on ELL children's mental health, effective school interventions for refugees, definitions of refugee status, and the diverse origins of refugees. Learn how schools can foster resilience in war-exposed youth and support individuals as "persons of concern." Delve into spec

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Primary Refugee Arrival Health Screening Data for the Refugee and International Health Program in Minnesota for the year 2018. The data includes refugee arrivals by region, country of origin, and month, showcasing trends and numbers from various regions of the world.

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Experience a two-day Japanese cultural camp filled with activities like traditional games, workshops, and food at Waiora Scout Camp. Meet new people, practice Japanese language, and deepen your understanding of Japan in a fun environment. Stay prepared with the to-bring list provided for a memorable

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Grover Underwood, also known as Grove, is a satyr residing in Camp Half-Blood, Long Island, NY. He works as a searcher and keeper of demi-gods, ensuring their safe return to camp. His beliefs align with various Greek deities, and he values protecting the natural environment. Grover is single and int

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The refugee resettlement landscape in Milwaukee is multifaceted, with thousands of individuals finding safety and support in the region since 1995. Various organizations, such as the Milwaukee Area Refugee Consortium (MARC), provide crucial services to aid refugees in their integration journey. Nota

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Explore the enriching experience of YMCA Camp Orkila Outdoor Environmental Education Program located on Orcas Island. Immerse in nature with activities like hiking, marine science classes, and more. Attendees can enjoy ferry rides, fundraising opportunities, and scholarships. Learn about the program

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The study investigates schooling outcomes of native and refugee children in Turkey, highlighting disparities in enrollment, school performance, employment, and marriage. Analyzing data from the Turkey Demographic and Health Survey, the research reveals that socio-economic factors play a significant

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The Tidewater Council BSA introduces new Camp Card opportunities for 2022, offering Scouts the chance to win a week of camp through sales. Learn about the Camp Card program, sales benefits, and important dates for participation, including details on how to enter the drawing for camperships. Don't mi

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Learn about the refugee populations resettled in LaCrosse since 1995, their origins, available resources, and the assistance provided by organizations like the WI State Refugee Office and the LaCrosse Area Hmong Mutual Assistance Association. Discover the needs within a shelter setting and the criti

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The Unaccompanied Refugee Minors Program, overseen by Molly Daggett, MSW, is a vital initiative assisting refugee youth who arrive in the U.S. without parents or caregivers. Established in 1980 in Washington State, this program provides essential services such as foster care, legal assistance, menta

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Engage in a variety of enriching threads at camp, including Cryptography, CS/Programming, Policy, and Filmmaking. Explore Crypto, CS/Programming, Policy, and Filmmaking individually, alongside camp-wide events, video deadlines, and all-camp activities. Get ready for an immersive and dynamic camp exp

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Explore the essential components of livelihoods in refugee camps, including assets, vulnerability context, institutions, strategies, and outcomes. Learn how external factors impact livelihood assets and the constraints faced in interventions within the camp setting.

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