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3) Emergency contacts
This information enables us to contact those who need informing in the event of an emergency.

Please provide contact details for two individuals
The first person should be the person who has parental responsibility or guardianship of the participant.
The second person should – where possible – be at an alternative address to the first contact.
First emergency contact * REQUIRED
This should be the person with parental responsibility or guardianship of the participant.
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First emergency contact: Relationship to the participant * REQUIRED
Please state the emergency contact's relationship to the child
Children and young people in care
If the participant is a ‘looked after child’ or ‘ward of court’ please tick the relevant boxes.
- Looked after child
- Ward of court
In care details * REQUIRED
If the participant is a ‘looked after child’ or ‘ward of court’ please provide relevant details.
First emergency contact: Address during the event * REQUIRED
Street Address Address Line 2 City Region Post code Country
First emergency contact: Phone number (landline)
First emergency contact: Phone number (mobile) * REQUIRED
First emergency contact: Email (one that is checked regularly) * REQUIRED
Secondary emergency contact * REQUIRED
We require a second emergency contact in the event that we are unable to make contact with the person with parental responsibility.
It is preferable that this person is a a different address to the Emergency contact stated above.
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Secondary emergency contact: Relationship to the participant * REQUIRED
Secondary emergency contact: Address during the event * REQUIRED
Street Address Address Line 2 City Region Postcode Country
Secondary emergency contact: Phone number (landline)
Secondary emergency contact: Phone number (mobile) * REQUIRED
Second emergency contact: Email (one that is checked regularly) * REQUIRED

5) Medical information
It is your responsibility to notify us, in advance of the event, of any changes in the medical information or medical treatment detailed on the enclosed form.
Any updates should be written, signed and sent to cypadmin@quaker.org.uk.
You must also contact us if the participant is exposed to, or suffers from any infectious disease in the 4 weeks prior to the event. Informing us of this will not necessarily preclude them from attending the event. Decisions would be made on a case by case basis and in light of any vulnerable participants or team members who may be adversely affected by the infection.
Name of GP
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Surgery Phone Number * REQUIRED
Surgery Address * REQUIRED
Street Address Address Line 2 City Region Postcode Country
Date of last anti-tetanus injection

Day
Month
Year
Medical permissions
Pain/Flu relief – the provision of pain/flu relief is not a service Britain Yearly Meeting events are obliged to undertake. We recognise that whist at events, participants can become unwell so ask that you indicate your consent or otherwise to pain/flu relief medication that may be given.
Ibuprofen * REQUIRED
Paracetamol * REQUIRED
Flu relief * REQUIRED
Plasters * REQUIRED
Plasters detail
Please provide detail (e.g. no plasters, no waterproof plasters, no latex, micropore ok etc)
Oral antihistamines (sting/hayfever relief) * REQUIRED
- Loratadine
- Cetirizine
- No antihistamines to be administered
Sun cream * REQUIRED
We provide factor 30.
In the event of an emergency or accident
Should your child/ward become ill or have an accident, every effort will be made to contact you as soon as possible.
In the event of an emergency or accident we will call the emergency services first. Healthcare professionals may give treatment immediately when it is in the young person’s best interests.
For your child/ward to attend the event, you need to give the following permission:
Emergency treatment * REQUIRED
I give permission for any treatment deemed necessary and in the young person’s best interests to be given by healthcare professionals. If you do not give permission your child cannot attend the event.
- Yes

6) Data protection
Use of data
Quakers in Britain uses photography and video to attract new members, promote our work, encourage participation in our activities and contribute to our funds.
Please indicate whether you give your consent for videos, images and audio of you/your child/ward to be used for these purposes in all the following: print, website, e-books, other electronic formats and social media (Facebook, BlueSky, etc.). We will avoid identifying children and young people under the age of 18 by full name, local meeting and where they live unless explicitly agreed.
Some images or recordings may be kept permanently once they are published and archived by the organisation.  
We may use images in collaborative work with our partner organisations and in media promotion.
Coloured lanyards or other distinctions such as marks on name badges will be issued to anyone who has not given consent for their image to be used so they can be identified and kept out of published imagery.
Read our image consent page to find out what we will do with your data: www.quaker.org.uk/privacypolicy/image-consent-information
Image, Video and Audio consent * REQUIRED
Do you actively consent to the participant’s image and audio being used under the above conditions?
Should you wish to withdraw your consent at any time, please contact: cypadmin@quaker.org.uk
Picture
If you don’t give permission, we need a record of what the participant looks like, this enables us to delete any images taken of them during the event and/or ensure they are not in audio/video recordings.
Please upload a picture of the participant
Max. file size: 32 MB.
Data consent * REQUIRED
Do you actively consent to the contact information you have provided being used to send promotional information about future events and opportunities?
Should you wish to withdraw your consent at any time, please contact: cypadmin@quaker.org.uk

Event Consent
Event consents * REQUIRED
By submitting this form you confirm that you have read the guidance and information on this form and have completed all relevant sections accurately and in full. You will not be able to submit the form unless you complete all the following consents.
I give permission for the named participant to take part in this event.
I understand that there will be consequences if the participant breaks event boundaries – the most serious of which is to be asked to leave the event (if this happened the person with parental responsibility would be contacted).
I agree to support my child/ward in upholding the community agreement.
I understand that if my child/ward has particular needs and I haven’t included this information on the form, or subsequently informed the staff in writing and this has a detrimental impact on the programme or other participants, Britain Yearly Meeting may have to withdraw them from the programme.
I understand that the Children Act (2004) requires that if a team member is concerned about the safety of a participant (or the safety of someone known to them) they are required to inform the event’s Safeguarding Coordinator.
I understand where relevant the information on this form will be shared with the venue, and if necessary with healthcare professionals.
Signature and event consents * REQUIRED
To be completed by the parent or legal guardian or social worker.
I have read the guidance and information on this form and have completed all relevant sections accurately and in full. I give my consent to the statements and requirements on this form and for the named participant to attend as stated. If you would like any further information or have any questions about any part of this form please contact
Simon on simonh@quaker.org.uk.
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2026 YCF@YM in Manchester in July

2026 YCF@YM in Manchester in July

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YCF@YM July 2026 in Manchester

Completing the form

About the Participant

1) About the Participant

2) Participant's dietary information

3) Emergency contacts

4) Participant needs

5) Medical information

Medical permissions

In the event of an emergency or accident

6) Data protection

Use of data

Event Consent