Next Gen

Question 1

Check In

Answer

Our check in begins 15 minutes before service starts. Our check in station is located in the right part of the lobby. We provide safe and secure registration and check in process. On your first visit we will ask you to fill out a brief registration form to get information about your child to be able to best help them and keep them safe.

Question 2

Safety

Answer

Parents may escort their child to the appropriate room. To ensure every child’s safety, we only allow approved Well Kids volunteers in each room. All volunteers have been background checked and have received appropriate training.

Question 3

Wellness Policy

Answer

For the protection of all kids and volunteers, we follow a started school/childcare wellness policy and ask that any child exhibiting the following symptoms not attend:

A temperature over 100.4 degrees
Vomiting or diarrhea (in the last 24 hrs)
Irritability and fever due to immunization in the last 24 hours
A sore throat and/or irritating cough that has persisted for more than 48 hours
Any undiagnosed rashes or eruptions of unknown origin
Drainage in the eye(s), conjunctivitis, or pink eye
Common cold
Croup
Irritability and pulling at ears
Any skin infections - boils, ringworm, impetigo, etc.)
Childhood disease - scarlet fever, mumps, German measles, chicken pox, whooping cough, etc.
A runny nose with discolored mucus
Parasites such as lice, mites, or ringworm

Question 4

Check In

Answer

Our check in begins 15 minutes before service starts. Our check in station is located in the right part of the lobby. We provide safe and secure registration and check in process. On your first visit we will ask you to fill out a brief registration form to get information about your child to be able to best help them and keep them safe.

Question 5

Safety

Answer

Parents may escort their child to the appropriate room. To ensure every child’s safety, we only allow approved Well Kids volunteers in each room. All volunteers have been background checked and have received appropriate training.

Question 6

Wellness Policy

Answer

For the protection of all kids and volunteers, we follow a started school/childcare wellness policy and ask that any child exhibiting the following symptoms not attend:

A temperature over 100.4 degrees
Vomiting or diarrhea (in the last 24 hrs)
Irritability and fever due to immunization in the last 24 hours
A sore throat and/or irritating cough that has persisted for more than 48 hours
Any undiagnosed rashes or eruptions of unknown origin
Drainage in the eye(s), conjunctivitis, or pink eye
Common cold
Croup
Irritability and pulling at ears
Any skin infections - boils, ringworm, impetigo, etc.)
Childhood disease - scarlet fever, mumps, German measles, chicken pox, whooping cough, etc.
A runny nose with discolored mucus
Parasites such as lice, mites, or ringworm

Next Gen

Our Vision

Ages and Service Times

Youth

Well Kids

Directors

What You Can Expect

Family
Partnerships

Biblical
Focus

Times in Prayer and Worship

Relationship
Building

Safe
Environments

Fun and Engaging
Experiences

Safety and Wellness

Live on Sundays @ 10am

Ages and Service Times

Youth

Well Kids

Live on Sundays @ 10am

Directors

What You Can Expect

Family
Partnerships

Biblical
Focus

Times in Prayer and Worship

Relationship
Building

Safe
Environments

Fun and Engaging
Experiences

Safety and Wellness

Our Vision

Ages and Service Times

Youth

Well Kids

Directors

What You Can Expect

FamilyPartnerships

BiblicalFocus

Times in Prayer and Worship

RelationshipBuilding

SafeEnvironments

Fun and EngagingExperiences

Safety and Wellness

Live on Sundays @ 10am

Ages and Service Times

Youth

Well Kids

Live on Sundays @ 10am

Directors

What You Can Expect

FamilyPartnerships

BiblicalFocus

Times in Prayer and Worship

RelationshipBuilding

SafeEnvironments

Fun and EngagingExperiences

Safety and Wellness

Family
Partnerships

Biblical
Focus

Relationship
Building

Safe
Environments

Fun and Engaging
Experiences

Family
Partnerships

Biblical
Focus

Relationship
Building

Safe
Environments

Fun and Engaging
Experiences