Permission and Medical Release Form Template
Easily Manage Permissions for Your LDS Activities
Handling permission and medical release forms for church activities can be a hassle, especially when it comes to organization and compliance. This template is designed specifically for leaders and parents involved in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, ensuring you efficiently gather necessary permissions for youth activities. With features like seamless digital distribution, quick customization options, and compliance-ready fields, you can streamline the process and keep everyone informed, all while ensuring WCAG-aligned accessibility. Explore the live template to simplify your planning today.
When to use this form
Use this consent and health form when minors join off-site activities, overnighters, sports, or service projects. It protects your organization and gives parents confidence that you can reach them and get care fast. Youth leaders, school staff, scoutmasters, and church coordinators (including LDS wards and stakes) benefit from clear permissions and medical details. Gather participation approval, emergency contacts, allergies, medications, insurance, and treatment consent. Attach the itinerary and note any special risks. For school or community outings, pair it with the Field trip form. For patrol or troop events, check the Boy scouts permission form. Hosting inflatables at a fundraiser or youth night? Add the Bounce house permission slip form to cover that activity. You get complete records, quick sign-off, and fewer day-of surprises.
Must Ask Permission and Medical Release Questions
- What is the participant's full legal name and date of birth?
This confirms identity and age, which affect consent, supervision, and dosing instructions. It prevents mix-ups when multiple participants share similar names.
- Which activity are you granting permission for (event name, location, dates, and transportation method)?
Linking the details to your permission keeps approval clear and limited to the stated event. Listing transport helps parents assess risk and aligns expectations about how their child will travel.
- Who is the parent/guardian and how can we reach you during the activity (mobile, email, backup contact)?
Accurate contact info enables fast decisions in a time-sensitive situation. A backup ensures someone answers if the primary contact is unavailable.
- Does the participant have any medical conditions, allergies, or medications? Include dosage, timing, and self-carry permission.
Knowing conditions, triggers, and meds helps leaders plan and respond safely. Dosage and self-carry notes guide what to bring, who administers it, and how to act in an emergency.
- Do you authorize emergency medical treatment if we cannot reach you, and what is your health insurance provider and policy number?
Treatment authorization lets providers care for the participant without delay when you cannot be reached. For broader liability language, see the Parental consent and release form; insurance details speed admissions and billing.
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