Taking Good Care of Families
Family conferences come with their own set of planning challenges. Review this checklist to get a sense of the issues that need to be addressed.
- Nursery Programming
A. Equipment
- Cribs
- High chairs
- Playpens
- Refrigerator
- First aid supplies
- Check-in table
- Adequate ratio
- Properly trained
- Background check
- First aid/CPR trained
- Adequate space
- Carpeted
- Near restroom
- Hot water supply
- Liability
- Written security plan
- Instructions for parents
- Instructions for workers
- ID badges for workers
- Check-in and check-out system
- Professional services vs. self-staffing
- Children, Student Programming
A. Equipment
- Properly sized table and chairs
- Supplies for activities
- First aid supplies
- Adequate ratio for supervision
- Properly trained
- Background check
- First aid/CPR trained
- Specialty personnel (lifeguard, drivers, etc.)
- Adequate space
- On-site or off-site (hotel vs. park)
- Liability
- Written security plan
- Instructions for parents
- Instructions for workers
- ID badges for workers
- Check-in and check-out system
Community service projects
Banquets
Special events
Collection project (have students bring items to event, e.g. food drive, clothing drive, school supplies, to be distributed to local agency)
Competition/contest activities
Educational opportunities
Worship services
Doctrinal training
Sports contests
Provides additional event staff
Provides educational opportunity for intern
- Family Events
A. Scheduled Outings
Tours (historical, children's museums, parks, etc.)
Cruises (riverboats, dolphin-watching excursions, etc.)
Discount tickets to area attractions (theme parks, museums, etc.)
- Shopping excursions
- Spa experiences
- Golf outings
- Sightseeing tours
Dean Jones is convention manager, Free Will Baptist Convention, National Association of Free Will Baptists, Nashville, Tenn.
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