GUELPH Y CAMPS BUILDING YOUR CHILD S CURIOSITY, CREATIVITY AND CONFIDENCE! guelphy.org

GUELPH Y CAMPS BUILDING YOUR CHILD S CURIOSITY, CREATIVITY AND CONFIDENCE! guelphy.org

WHY CHOOSE THE Y DAY CAMPS? As Canada s largest camp provider, the Guelph Y offers a safe and inclusive camp experience for children ages 6 12. When you choose Guelph Y summer day camps, we provide the option between a traditional camp setting in the comfort of the Guelph Y or a one-of-a-kind unplugged camp experience at Guelph Lake. Whether you choose the traditional At The Y camp, or the one-of-a-kind unplugged setting at Camp Conestogo, all campers get the chance to learn new skills, try fun activities, and build lasting friendships in an inclusive and welcoming environment. CAMP STAFF Camp Counsellors & Camp Coordinators The Guelph Y hires camp counsellors who are fun, energetic and personally invested in ensuring a successful camp experience for each camper! It is our priority to provide an inclusive, fun and caring environment for your child each day at camp. All of our staff are certified in Standard First Aid & CPR-C, and receive HIGH FIVE Principles of Healthy Child Development training. Our counsellors undergo extensive training focused on leadership, inclusivity and how to help campers develop, grown and build confidence. Our Camp Coordinators provide support to our Counsellors, Inclusion staff and LIT s throughout the summer. It is the role of the Camp Coordinators to oversee the smooth operation of each camp day, plan and implement camp programming, and support the camp counsellors. Camp Inclusion Staff The main role of Inclusion Staff is to provide additional support for campers who may require it in order for them to be successful at camp. Inclusion Staff are specifically trained to provide support to counselors in dealing with difficult situations that arise throughout the day. Our Inclusion Staff are also trained in Standard First Aid & CPR-C, HIGH FIVE Principles of Healthy Child Development and receive specific inclusion training to be able to be best support children of all abilities. Does your camper require extra support to be successful? WHEN IS CAMP OFFERED? Week 1 July 2 July 5, * Week 2 July 8 July 12, Week 3 July 15 July 19, Week 4 July 22 July 26, Week 5 July 29 August 2, Week 6 August 6 August 9, * Week 7 August 12 August 16, Week 8 August 19 August 23, Week 9 August 26 August 30, * Four-day week. Does your camper require extra support at school or in structured recreation program? Does your camper require extra support to be in a group setting? If yes, please contact Camp Supervisor, Melissa Haynes at 519-824-5150 ext. 262 to fill out our inclusion form. Once complete, a member of our camp inclusion team will contact you to set your camper up for success.

CAMPERS WITH SPECIAL NEEDS/SKIC SUPPORTING KIDS IN CAMP Although the YMCA-YWCA of Guelph does not host a one-to-one support program, the Y has a partnership with the community organization Supporting Kids in Camp (SKIC). Supporting Kids in Camp (SKIC) provides children who have special needs with a trained and experienced one-to-one support worker so that they are able to attend the camp of their families` choice. There is no cost to families for this service as it is funded by the Ministry of Children and Youth Services. In fairness to all, this program is based on first come first serve basis and applications for a support worker are limited to one week per child during the summer program. Families may request to be placed on a waiting list for a second week. WHO CAN APPLY? Children who are under the age of 18 years old Who have two or more identified areas of need (physical, cognitive and behavioural exceptionalities) Living in the Guelph-Wellington area wanting to attend a day camp in the Guelph-Wellington area Requires support for successful inclusion at camp HOW TO APPLY FOR ONE-ON-ONE SUPPORT WITH SKIC 1. Choose a camp program for your child and register for that program 2. While registering, be sure to complete the two-part SKIC registration form and return it to the SKIC coordinator (address below) a. This form can also be downloaded online at www.guelphy.org 3. The SKIC Program Coordinator will contact the Y to ensure we are committed to the philosophy of inclusion, and will then contact your family regarding acceptance APPLY TO THE ATTENTION TO: Supporting Kids in Camp Program Coordinator C/O CMHA Waterloo Wellington 485 Silvercreek Parkway North, Unit #1 Guelph, ON, N1H 7K5 02

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CAMP CONESTOGO Camp Conestogo Day Camp is located at the beautiful Guelph Lake and offers one-of-a-kind outdoor programming based on its location. Camp Conestogo provides an unplugged setting that inspires campers to build connections with nature and their peers. This location encourages campers to step outside of their comfort zone and is a great way to introduce your child to the traditional outdoor camp experience, while staying close to home. AT THE Y CAMP At the Y Camp offers a traditional day camp setting in the comfort of Guelph s main Y building. Campers will have access to various locations within the Y building, including the Main gym, pool, and Extreme Youth Zone (XYZ Room). Campers will spend a large part of their day enjoying the outdoors at a nearby park. This location encourages campers to try a little bit of everything and challenge themselves within the comfort of the Guelph Y main building. SITE HIGHLIGHTS Lake Swimming Sandy Beach Front Forest Nature Hikes Low Ropes Course Canoes Kayaks Camp Fire Building/Cooking Field Games Arts & Crafts Camp Wide Games & Challenges Themed Days & Special Guests SITE HIGHLIGHTS Daily Swim in Pool at the Y Daily Outdoor Park Time Off-site Field Trips & Guest Speakers Arts & Crafts Science Experiments Sports & Active Games Daily Gym Time Drama & Creative Activities Extended Care On-Site Air Conditioning AT THE Y CAMP AT PUSLINCH COMMUNITY CENTRE A select few of our At the Y Camps will be bussed to Puslinch Community Centre*, where campers will have access to larger program space. The Puslinch Community Centre provides additional space for the campers to spread out and enjoy discovery activities. This location offers a large gymnasium, with basketball court, a ball hockey rink, outdoor playground, large outdoor space with a variety of sports fields, and a kitchen for cooking and experiments. Campers will have the opportunity to enjoy this great space, before being bussed back to the Main Y Building for a daily swim. SITE HIGHLIGHTS Ball Hockey Rink Large Gymnasium Soccer Field Tennis Courts Kitchen Science Experiments Drama & Creative Activities Daily Swim at the Y Arts & Crafts Friday Field Trips Guest Speakers *Puslinch Camp will be available 4 weeks of the summer. Every Friday 04 at this location, campers will be attending an off-site field trip to allow for exploration and new experiences!

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PATHFINDERS (6 7 YEAR OLDS) Working with the YMCA core values of respect and responsibility Pathfinders will participate in classic camp games as well as put their creativity to the test by participating in various drama, science and art activities. PROGRAM GOALS Promote learning through play Build new friendships Increase awareness of self & others Build appreciation for the outdoors RATIO: 1 TO 10 NAVIGATORS (8 9 YEAR OLDS) Building on a progressive model, Navigators will be exposed to more skill-based activities and are encouraged to try new things. Camp programming will allow Navigator campers to develop confidence and to help increase self-esteem. RATIO: 1 TO 12 ADVENTURERS (10 12 YEAR OLDS) Our Adventure Program has been designed to keep campers excited about coming to camp for either a week or the entire summer. Working on leadership, teambuilding and initiative, Adventurers set an example for the younger campers. In this program there is an emphasis on fun, being active, fundamentals, fair play and friends. PROGRAM GOALS Promote healthy lifestyle & active participation Increase communications skills & positive peer interactions Build teamwork & foster group learning Develop self confidence PROGRAM GOALS Promote responsibility & empathy towards others Increases independence & problem solving skills Encourages leadership & self confidence Promotes an active lifestyle RATIO: 1 TO 15 LEADERS IN TRAINING (13 17 YEAR OLDS) The Leader in Training (LIT) Program promotes development of leaderships skills through team based activities and mentorship opportunities. Each LIT must complete the Leader in Training Full Course once, and after that they are able to complete the Leader in Training One Day Refresher Course any subsequent summers. The leadership program strives to develop today s young people into the leaders of tomorrow. To ensure success in this program, we connect youth with supportive mentors in a safe and welcoming camp environment where they can feel accepted, find their own voice, and become engaged in our community. COMPETENCIES COVERED Behavior management Communication Skills Customer Service Goal Setting CERTIFICATES COMPLETED IN COURSE Basic First Aid & CPR Certification High Five Principles of Healthy Child Development Certification

CAMP CONESTOGO CAMP CONESTOGO AT GUELPH LAKE Located off Jones Baseline Road, North of Wellington Road 124 Ages/Names: 6 7 years, 8 9 years, 10 12 years (as of December 31 st ) Cost: $202.50 (5 day week) Please note: July 2 nd July 5 th, and August 6 th August 9 th, are 4 day weeks. Reduced rate of $162.00/4 day week due to Canada Day and Civic Holiday. Reduced rate for extended care is $36.00/ week. Regular Camp Hours: 8:30 A.M. 5:00 P.M. Extended Care Hours: 7:00 A.M. 8:30 A.M. & 5:00 A.M. 6:00 P.M. Extended Care Cost: $45.00/week Extended Care Sites: Extended Care is offered at two of our camp bus pick up/drop off locations for those who need care before and after camp hours. Extended care is from 7:00 A.M. 8:30 A.M. and 5:00 P.M. 6:00 P.M. YMCA-YWCA of Guelph Main Location - 130 Woodland Glen Drive Trinity United Church 397 Stevenson Street North Drop off/pick Up Side Driveway Entrance located on Balsam Drive, south side of Church. Enter through back door of Church marked Y Day Camp Extended Care. Example of a Typical Day at Camp Conestogo 8:30 A.M. Buses depart various locations to go to Camp Conestogo at Guelph Lake 9:00 9:20.A.M. Good Morning & Opening Circle Morning Rotation 1: Nature Hike Rotation 2: Swimming in lake 11:35 12:35 P.M. Lunch & Supervised Free Play Afternoon Rotation 3: Large Field Games Rotation 4: Canoe/Kayak Rotation 5: Low Ropes 4:00 P.M. Closing Circle & Songs 4:00 P.M. Buses depart for drop off at bus stops throughout the city 5:00 P.M. Pick up at bus stops Each day campers schedule, rotations and activities will change to include a variety of experiences such as arts, crafts, science, sports, drama, swimming, hiking, low ropes, field games, canoeing, camp wide games, themed activities, challenges and more! Campers will get to swimming daily unless unsafe to do so because of the weather or water conditions W N S E Guelph Lake Jones Baseline Camp Conestogo Guelph Lake Conservation Area 114 Watson Jones Baseline Eramosa 124 Jones Baseline Guelph Lakes Golf & Country Club Speedvale Eastview TRANSPORTATION Buses are provided at various pick up and drop off locations throughout Guelph. All buses leave by 8:30 A.M. sharp to head out to the lake Buses arrive back at their drop off locations at 5:00 P.M. Please select the bus stop you need for each week on your registration form Buses are the only form of transportation to and from Camp Conestogo. We do not allow drop off/pick up at Camp Conestogo. Bus Stops: A. Guelph Y Main Building Parking Lot 130 Woodland Glen Drive B. Willow West Mall Parking Lot Corner of Willow and Silvercreek in the mall parking lot C. Trinity United Church 397 Stevenson Street North D. Fergus Center Wellington Community Sportsplex Parking Lot 550 Belsyde Avenue Fergus

AT THE Y CAMP Located at YMCA-YWCA of Guelph, 130 Woodland Glen Drive Guelph, ON Ages/Names: 6 7 years, 8 9 years, 10 12 years (as of December 31 st, ) Cost: $202.50-5 day week Please note: July 2 nd July 5 th, and August 6 th August 9 th, are 4 day weeks. Reduced rate of $162.00 /4 day week due to Canada Day and Civic Holiday. Reduced rate for extended care is $36.00/ week. Camp Hours: 8:30 A.M. 5:00 P.M. Extended Care Hours: 7:00 A.M. 8:30 A.M. & 5:00 A.M. 6:00 P.M. Extended Care Cost: $45.00/week Drop off/pick Up At location only. No bus pick up/drop off is offered for this camp. AT THE Y CAMP AT PUSLINCH COMMUNITY CENTRE Located at Puslinch Community Centre, 23 Brock Road South Puslinch, ON. Ages/Names: 6 7 years, 8 9 years, 10 12 years (as of December 31 st, ) Cost: $202.50-5 day week Extended Care: Available at the Main Y Building at 130 Woodland Glen Drive Guelph. Extended Care Cost: $45.00/week Weeks Available at Puslinch Week 2 July 8 th July 12 th, Week 4 July 22 nd July 26 th, Ball Hockey Court Week 7 August 12 th August 16 th, Week 8 August 19 th August 23 rd, Ball Hockey Court Example of a Typical Day at Camp Conestogo Morning Afternoon 8:30 A.M. Sign in Welcome & Opening Circle Park Time Snack Break Theme-related Activity LUNCH Theme-related Activity Active Games Swimming Snack Break Quiet Games & Closing Circle 5:00 P.M. - Sign Out WHY PUSLINCH? During specific weeks throughout the summer, some camper groups will be bussed to Puslinch Community Centre for the day. Puslinch Community Centre allows for the campers to spread out and enjoy the abundance of indoor and outdoor space the community centre offers. Campers will be bussed back to the Main Y each day in time for swimming. Weeks that campers are at Puslinch Community Centre, campers will be going on an off-site field trip on Friday of that week. AT THE Y CAMP 08

JK/SK RECREATIONAL CAMP AT THE Y NEW THIS SUMMER JK/SK RECREATIONAL CAMP AT THE Y We are offering a Recreation Summer Day Camp for JK/SK aged campers for Week 8 and Week 9 of the summer. Camps will be held at the Guelph Y, located at 130 Woodland Glen Drive. Spaces are very limited, early registration is strongly suggested. JK/SK Camp will provide campers a structured recreational experience, including indoor/ outdoor play time, crafts, songs, games, themed activities and more! Camp staff are trained Camp Counsellors, certified in High Five Principals of Healthy Child Development, Standard First Aid & CPR-C as well as extensive camp training. Ages: Children enrolled in Kindergarten as of September * Regular Child Care Hours: 7:00 A.M. 6:00 P.M. *Children must be between the ages of 3 6 years old and must be either entering JK/SK in September or recently completed JK/SK in June of. Price: $247.50 / 5 day week Camp Hours: 7:00 A.M. 6:00 P.M. Weeks Available at JK/SK Recreational Camp 09 Week 8 August 19 th 23 rd, $247.50 Week 9 August 26 th 30 th, $247.50

LEADER IN TRAINING (LIT) PROGRAM The Leader in Training (LIT) Program promotes development of leaderships through team based activities and mentorship opportunities. Each LIT must complete the Leader in Training Full Course once, and after that they are able to complete the Leader in Training One Day Refresher Course any subsequent summers. The leadership program strives to develop today s young people into the leaders of tomorrow. To ensure success in this program, we connect LIT s with current camp counsellors as their mentor, in a safe and welcoming camp environment where they can feel accepted, find their own voice, and become engaged in our community. Competencies Covered: Behavior management Communication Skills Customer Service Goal Setting FULL WEEK LEADER IN TRAINING (LIT) PROGRAM DESCRIPTION LIT Full Course Ages: 13 17years (as of December 31 st ) Cost: $235.00/week + HST Course Hours: 9:00 A.M. 5:00 P.M. Dates: Week 1, July 2 nd July 5 th, & Week 5, July 29 th August 2 nd, The one-week course must be taken prior to a volunteer placement at camp. ONE DAY LEADER IN TRAINING (LIT) REFRESHER COURSE DESCRIPTION This one-day course is designed to be a refresher for youth who participated in a full-week LIT summer course in 2016 or 2017 or 2018 at the YMCA-YWCA of Guelph. A quick overview of last year s course content will be covered. Volunteer placements for the upcoming summer will be assigned at this time. LIT Refresher Course Ages: 13 17 years (as of December 31 st ) Cost: $60.00/week + HST Course Hours: 9:00 A.M. 5:00 P.M. Date: Friday, June 28 th, Certification Received in Course: Basic First Aid and CPR Certification High Five Principles of Healthy Child Development Certification VOLUNTEER PLACEMENT (SAME FOR BOTH LIT COURSES) After successfully completing the LIT course, teens will have the opportunity to volunteer at either At The Y Day Camp or Camp Conestogo for 3 weeks. LIT`s will be assigned to a camper group and mentor (camp counsellor) for each week they choose to volunteer. Their mentor will support them in meeting their personal goals. LIT s will check in with the LIT Program Coordinator to support learning and personal growth throughout their camp placement. 10 LEADER IN TRAINING

REGISTER NOW CAMPER BEHAVIOR POLICY Safety is of the utmost importance at all Y Summer Day Camps. Our goal is to provide a comfortable and supportive environment for every individual, camper and staff alike. Our staff are trained and experienced in providing high quality care for our campers. If a situation arises in which a camper threatens the safety or wellbeing of themselves or another, and/or diminishes the camp experience for others, we will make every effort to correct the behavior. Parents/ Guardians will be notified. If the behavior continues the YMCA-YWCA of Guelph reserves the right to remove the camper from camp on a one-day suspension. Should the behavior continue upon the camper s return to camp, the YMCA- YWCA of Guelph reserves the right to remove the camper for the remainder of the camp session or remainder of the summer. Should removal be required, no refund will be granted. FIVE RULES OF CAMP 1 Keep 4 Stay READY TO REGISTER? ONLINE hands and feet to yourself within the program area 2 Touch 5 Listen only what belogns to you to your leaders 3 Speak Visit www.guelphy.org to create an account and process your registrations nicely and positively to others IN PERSON Come into the YMCA-YWCA of Guelph building at 130 Woodland Glen Drive to complete your registration form with Member Services. 11

HELP SEND A KID TO CAMP! We believe all kids deserve to attend camp! Find out how you can send a child to camp this summer by visiting www.guelphy.org. Click donate today and help change a child s life. CHILDREN S FOUNDATION: The Children s Foundation of Guelph and Wellington provides financial assistance for children and youth in need, to participate in camps, sports, cultural and recreational activities. For information about eligibility and how to apply, visit their website at: WWW.CHILDRENSFOUNDATION.ORG or call 519-826-9551 ext. 23 SUBSIDY: Families may apply for subsidy/financial assistance. To apply for subsidy please call or visit: MEMBER SERVICES 519-824-5150 ext. 0 YMCA-YWCA HELP SEND A KID TO CAMP 12

KINDERGARTEN SUMMER CAMP LOCATIONS Jean Little Y Child Care Kensington Y Child Care Centre Harris Mill Public School (Rockwood) Arthur Y Child Care (Arthur) WEEK OPTIONS & PRICES 5 day weeks $247.50 4 day weeks $198.00 Please remember to send your child with a nut safe lunch and snacks. Please note that Child Care will not be offered on Monday, July 2 nd or Monday August 5 th,. Discounted rate for these 4 day weeks (July 3 rd July 6 th, and August 7 th August 10 th ): $198.00 Ages: Children enrolled in Kindergarten as of September * Regular Child Care Hours: 7:00 A.M. 6:00 P.M. *Children must be between the ages of 3 6 years old and must be either entering JK/SK in September or recently completed JK/SK in June of. PLAY TO LEARN WITH Y SUMMER CHILD CARE Our childcare team is comprised of qualified, skilled and experienced professionals that are selected to meet the needs of children in our care and their families. As the largest provide of Child Care in our community we strive to offer your child a safe, stable and nurturing environment. Through active play and the YMCA Play to Learn Curriculum, children will gain the foundations for literacy, science & technology and the arts. Your child will leave the Y with a continued enthusiasm and capacity for life-long learning and grow up more health, active and engaged. YMCA PLAYING TO LEARN CURRICULUM Play is fun, but play is also the cornerstone for your child s future academic success. The YMCA Playing to Learn Curriculum prepares children for school by developing self-regulation skills and confidence, encouraging inquiry, discovery and imagination, building social and communication skills, empathy and friendships, and promoting useful academic skills, including numeracy and literacy. YMCA Early Childhood Educators help children form positive relationships by building dependable, positive, and nurturing relationships, fostering healthy social connections with other children and responding to each child s individual developmental needs through observation and reaction to cues. REGISTER FOR KINDERGARTEN SUMMER CAMP Online: Please visit www.guelphy.org/summercare to register In Person: The YMCA-YWCA of Guelph Member Services Desk, located at 130 Woodland Glen Drive, Guelph ON. Please note that Wellington County subsidized participants cannot register online, you must complete this form and register at the Member Services desk.

REGISTRATION FORM Name: Birthday (yyyy/mm/dd) / / Gender Address: City Province Postal Code Parent/Guardian #1: Tel (H) Tel (W) Tel (C) Email (to receive important pre-camp information) Parent/Guardian #2: Tel (H) Tel (W) Tel (C) Email (to receive important pre-camp information) Emergency Contact (other than parent): Tel (H) Tel (W) Tel (C) Relashionship to Camper Does your child have an up to date immunization record? Yes No Children who do not have an up to date immunization record may not be able to attend camp if there is an outbreak. GUELPH Y DAY CAMP REGISTRATION (Please INDICATE WITH A CHECK MARK, ONE PER WEEK. Registration closes the Wednesday before camp begins) WEEKS Week 1 July 2 nd July 5 th,* Week 2 July 8 th July 12 th, Week 3 July 15 th July 19 th, Week 4 July 22 nd July 26 th, Week 5 July 29 th August 2 nd, Week 6 August 6 th August 9 th,* Week 7 August 12 th August 16 th, Week 8 August 19 th August 23 rd, Week 9 August 26 th August 30 th, AT THE Y CAMP ($202.50/week) CAMP CONESTOGO ($202.50/week) BUS (circle ONE) EXTENDED CARE ($45.00/week) Leader in Training Full Program (Ages 13 17) $235.00/week Leader in Training Refresher Course (Ages 13 17) $60.00 Session 1 (Week 1) July 2 nd July 5 th, Session 2 (Week 5) July 29 th August 2 nd, JK/SK Recreational Camp At The Y - $247.50/week Friday, June 28 th, (P. A. Day) JK/SK Recreational Camp At The Y - $247.50/week Week 8 August 19 th August 23 rd, Week 9 August 26 th August 30 th, LEGEND/ADDITIONAL INFORMATION Blue Text Indicates Camp will be at Puslinch Community Centre 9:15 A.M. 2:00 P.M.; Return to the Y to swim 2:30 P.M. 3:30 P.M.; Off-Site trip on Fridays. *Camp at Puslinch will have access to the Ball Hockey Rink Week 4 and Week 8 Red Text Indicates an off-site trip for camp * Week 1 & Week 6 are 4-day weeks (reduced fee is $162.00; extended care is $36.00) Bus Stops: A Guelph Y ; B Willow West Mall; C Trinity United Church ; D Fergus Centre

Mail: 130 Woodland Glen Drive, Guelph, ON N1G 4M3 Fax: 519-824-4729 Website: www.guelphy.org Medical 1. Does your camper have any medical conditions? Yes No Please describe: 2. Does your camper require medication during camp hours? Yes No A consent to administer medication form MUST be completed prior to your campers first day of camp. Forms can be downloaded online at www.guelphy.org or in person at our Member Service desk. Inclusion 1. Does your require additional support to be successful in camp? Yes No The YMCA-YWCA of Guelph does not provide one-on-one workers. For more information on inclusion support, please see Page 02 in the Guelph Y Camps booklet. If you checked Yes above, a member of our camp inclusion team will contact you to discuss your child s needs in more detail. Please contact Day Camp Supervisor, Melissa Haynes with questions at 519-824-5150 ext. 262. 2. Please share other information that will help to ensure that your child has a successful camp experience I authorize the following people in addition to the parents and emergency contact above to pick up my child: Name: Tel: Relationship to Camper: Name: Tel: Relationship to Camper: Name: Tel: Relationship to Camper: Authorization In registering for YMCA-YWCA of Guelph s Day Camps, I the undersigned parent, guardian or duly authorized party have read and hereby agree to all regulation rules, notes and conditions of enrolment including payment, cancellation, refund, and the Day Camp Code of Conduct. I understand pictures and videos taken at camp may be used for marketing and promotion. If you would not like your child to appear in any pictures or videos, please submit a signed request to the: Day Camp Supervisor, Melissa Haynes at melissa.haynes@guelph.ymca.ca Our Parent Handbook with helpful camp specific details and important information can be found at www.guelphy.org Total Fee $ Amount Paid $ Balance Owing* $ YMCA-YWCA STRONG KIDS Camp Donation $ Total $ *Balance owing may be paid by pre-authorized cheque, Visa, MasterCard or Amex arranged at the Y. We do not accept post-dated cheques. A $25.00/week/child deposit reserves your child s spot in day camp. Deposits are non-refundable. Changes to your camper weeks and/or cancellation of camper weeks must be done in writing no later than 7 business days prior to the start of camp. Information collected for camp registration is used for the purpose as outlined in the YMCA-YWCA of Guelph s Privacy Policy. See Member Service for more details on this and the Consumer Protection Act. Please retain your receipts for income tax purposes. Administrative fees will be charged for duplicated receipts. OFFICE USE ONLY Payment in Full (Payment can be paid in full by Visa, MasterCard, Amex, cheque, debit card or cash). Card Number: Expiry Date: Pre-authorized Payments Method of Payment: Debit Cheque Visa Mastercard Amex Wellington County Subsidy