April 22, 2022 – Update to COVID-19 Plan
Vermont Adaptive is updating its COVID- 19 RESPECT THE PLAY practices to reflect current best practice and to create as safe a place for Every BODY to play as possible. Effective immediately, vaccination and boosting against COVID-19 are now strongly encouraged but not mandatory for all Vermont Adaptive participants. However, out of respect for the health and safety of our community and for individual needs and risk factors, we are asking that all members of our community: athletes, companions, volunteers, interns, and staff, please wear a mask indoors, in enclosed spaces, and all other times except when OUTSIDE and either MOVING and/or more than 6 feet away from others. Additionally, if someone you are working with requests that you wear a mask, we should all respect that request and wear a mask.
Thank you for adhering to these Summer 2022 RESPECT THE PLAY practices:
These Summer 2022 RESPECT THE PLAY practices are effective immediately and will apply to all Vermont Adaptive Summer programs and the Vermont Adaptive Charity Challenge.
These practices may change and Vermont Adaptive reserves the right to make updates as Federal, local, and industry guidance change. If you have questions about these RESPECT THE PLAY practices, or you are concerned that you may not be able to meet them, please speak with the Program Coordinator at your location.
Reservations are required and spots are limited.
Please keep in mind that your reservation could change or be cancelled at any time.
Due to the fluidity of COVID-19, we may from time to time – day to day – need to cancel or reschedule your lesson due to a shortage of staff and/or instructors.
We continue to monitor and comply with required and suggested Covid-19 standards and guidelines, prioritizing the safety and wellbeing of participants, volunteers, staff, and members of the Vermont Adaptive community and doing everything possible to make every lesson happen, but we cannot guarantee it.
Please keep this in mind when you are making your reservations this winter and know that, because this pandemic is fluid and ongoing, you may need to adjust your plans and reservations based on the current status of Vermont Adaptive programs and volunteers. Your health and safety is the first and most important priority.
Anyone, including participants, staff, interns, family, caregivers, friends, and volunteers, who have high-risk considerations because of underlying health issues or their age should consider not participating in Vermont Adaptive programs. Choosing to participate is solely at the risk of the individual and not Vermont Adaptive. If in doubt, we encourage you to stay home and stay safe.
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