PLEASE READ CAREFULLY. THIS DOCUMENT AFFECTS YOUR LEGAL RIGHTS AND THOSE OF MINORS. IT IS LEGALLY BINDING. BY SIGNING THIS AGREEMENT, YOU RELEASE YMCA OF THE TRIANGLE AND RELATED PERSONS/ENTITIES FROM ALL LIABILITY AND FOREVER GIVING UP ANY CLAIMS.
 

Assumption of Risk
I, in my personal capacity, or in my legal capacity as the parent/guardian of the minor named below (“Minor”), acknowledge and agree that any use of YMCA of the Triangle facilities, services, equipment, and premises (“Facilities”) and any participation in YMCA of the Triangle programs and activities (“Programs”) comes with inherent risks. These include, but are not limited to: (1) personal injury, (2) property damage, (3) disability, (4) death, and (5) sickness or disease. I, voluntarily, for myself and/or Minor, accept and assume full responsibility for these risks. I also, voluntarily, for myself and/or Minor, accept and assume full responsibility for all other risks of Facilities use and Programs participation. For myself and/or Minor, I agree that I know the nature and extent of all such risks. For myself and/or Minor, I am not relying on all such risks being described in this document. Nor am I relying on any YMCA of the Triangle employee, or any other person, communicating them to me.
 
I understand that Facilities use and Program participation is voluntary. They can be discontinued at any time. I understand that any activities related to, arising out of, or in connection with, Facilities use and Program participation involve some element of risk. I agree, in my own personal capacity, and in my legal capacity as the parent/Guardian of Minor, that in partial consideration of the YMCA of the Triangle’s making these facilities and programs available, I will not try to hold the YMCA of the Triangle, its officers, directors, agents, employees, volunteers, insurers, and representatives (“Releasees”) liable in damages. This includes damages for any injury or loss to person or property that Minor or I sustain in connection with, arising out of, or related to, the Facilities or Program. I understand that I am hereby releasing the YMCA of the Triangle, its officers, directors, agents, employees, volunteers, insurers, and representatives (Releasees) from any liability for any injury to myself and/or Minor arising in connection with, related to, or arising out of, the Facilities or Programs. I, on my own behalf, and that of Minor, give up any right to take any legal or quasi-legal action against Releasees for any injury.
 

Waiver, Release, Indemnification & Covenant Not to Sue
In consideration of my own, and/or Minor’s Facilities use and/or Program participation, I, in my personal capacity, or legal capacity as parent/guardian of Minor, agree on behalf of myself and Minor that Releasees will not be liable for any personal injury, property damage, disability, death, sickness, or disease incurred by myself, my family members, dependents, or guests, including Minor, however occurring. This includes, but is not limited to, any personal injury, property damage, disability, death, sickness, or disease arising out of, or in connection with, the negligence of Releasees. I understand that Minor and I will be solely responsible for any loss or damage, including personal injury, property damage, disability, death, sickness, or death sustained from my own or Minor’s Facilities use, Program participation, or both.
 
I specifically agree, on my own behalf, and in my legal capacity as parent/guardian of Minor, to waive any liability arising out of any actual, alleged, or threatened infectious, pathogenic, toxic, or other harmful properties of any “organic pathogen”. This includes, but is not limited to bacteria, viruses, or other pathogens, whether or not a microorganism. This waiver applies no matter if such “organic pathogen” results from a local, state-wide, national, or global outbreak, epidemic, pandemic, or unknown cause.
 
I further agree, on my own behalf, and in my legal capacity as the parent/guardian of Minor, on behalf of Minor, myself, and all legal successors and proxies, to release and HEREBY DO RELEASE, WAIVE AND COVENANT NOT TO SUE Releasees from any causes of action, claims, suits, liabilities, or demands of any nature. These include, but are in no way limited to, claims of negligence, which Minor, myself, and all legal successors and proxies may have, now or in the future, against Releasees because of personal injury, property damage, disability, death, sickness, disease, or accident of any kind, arising out of, connected with, or in any way related to Facilities use or Programs participation. This release on behalf of minor and me applies however the injury or damage occurs, including, but not limited to, the negligence of Releasees. It will apply whether participation is supervised or unsupervised.
 
In further consideration of the use of Facilities and participation in Programs, I, on my own behalf, and, in my legal capacity as parent/guardian of Minor, agree on behalf of myself and Minor to INDEMNIFY AND HOLD HARMLESS Releasees from all causes of action, claims, demands, losses, suits, liabilities, or costs of any nature at all. These include, but are not limited to, claims of negligence, arising out of or in any way related to the Minor’s Facilities use, Program participation, or both.
 
I further agree, on behalf of myself, and in my legal capacity as parent/guardian of Minor, and all legal successors and proxies, to release and HEREBY DO RELEASE, WAIVE AND COVENANT NOT TO SUE Releasees from any causes of action, claims, suits, liabilities, or demands of any nature. These include, but are not limited to claims of negligence, which I, Minor, and all legal successors and proxies may have, now or in the future, against Releasees because of personal injury, property damage, disability, death, sickness, diseases, or accident of any kind, arising out of or in any way related Facilities use or Programs participation. I agree that this release, waiver, and covenant not to sue applies however the injury or damage occurs. It includes, but is not limited to the negligence of Releasees. I further agree that it applies whether participation is supervised or unsupervised.

Revised May 2021
 

Photography and Audio - I give the YMCA of the Triangle Area, Inc. ("YMCA") and its employees and agents permission to use for any lawful purpose my and/or the likeness of my child in image, voice and/or appearance as such may be embodied in any pictures, drawings, renderings, photographs, video recordings, audiotapes, digital images or the like, with the understanding that the YMCA will not publish an associated name.
 
I agree that the YMCA has complete ownership of such pictures, etc., including but not limited to illustrations, bulletins, exhibitions, videotapes, reprints, reproductions, publications, advertisements and any promotional or educational materials in any medium now known or later developed, including but not limited to the internet, television, radio, newspapers, magazines, social media sites (e.g., Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Flickr, blogs, etc.), and/or YMCA audio, print or internet publications. I also agree that the YMCA has permission to release such pictures, etc. to the news media. I acknowledge that I will not receive any compensation or remuneration for the use of such pictures, etc. I understand that once such pictures, etc. are published to the media or on the internet, or are otherwise published, they may be used in publications and/or on websites outside of YMCA control.
 
Transportation - I understand and agree that for YMCA programs providing transportation for me/ my child 1) to a YMCA program from home, 2) home from a YMCA program or, 3) from his/her school to a YMCA program, the liability of the YMCA of the Triangle Area for me/ my child begins when a participant boards a YMCA vehicle and ends when the participant exits the vehicle. Under some circumstances, the liability of the YMCA will continue if the participant is exiting the YMCA vehicle to participate in a YMCA program. Pickup and drop off points will be determined prior to me/ my child attending the program for which the participant is registered. If YMCA staff encounters circumstances that they perceive as dangerous at the location where I am/ my child is scheduled to exit a YMCA vehicle, I/ my child will not be permitted to exit. YMCA staff do not buckle participants of any age into car seats or fasten seat belts. I understand NC Boating Laws require completion of a NASBLA-approved course before operating a vessel propelled by a 10+ hp motor.
 
I understand and acknowledge that the YMCA does not furnish any insurance for my protection should any claim or suit be made against me arising out of, in connection with, or related to the operation of a personally owned vehicle. I also understand that the YMCA has no insurance to repair damage that may occur to my personally owned vehicle arising out of, in connection with, or related to mentor activities. At all times, I will maintain automobile insurance coverage, as required by the laws of the State of North Carolina. I agree to indemnify the YMCA against all claims, losses, damages, and expenses, including attorney fees, which the YMCA may incur arising out of, in connection with, or related to, the use of my personal vehicle. I waive all claims that I have, or may have in the future, against the YMCA and/or its Board of Directors, officers, employees, insurers, volunteers, and agents. This release of all claims includes, but is not limited to, all liability for damages of any type, losses, or injuries that may arise out of, in connection with, or related to, the use of volunteer’s vehicle. I understand that I may consult an attorney at my own expense prior to signing this agreement. In the event that any portion of this agreement is deemed unenforceable, the remainder will continue in full force and effect. State of North Carolina law, without regard to conflicts of laws, will apply to this agreement. The exclusive venue for any action arising out of, in connection with, or related to, this agreement, will be the Superior Court sitting in Wake County, North Carolina. By my signature below, I acknowledge and agree to the following: I confirm that I have carefully read this Consent and Release. I agree to all of the above terms knowingly and voluntarily.
 
Field Trips - I permit my child to leave the YMCA on authorized trips under the supervision of the YMCA staff.
 
Programs Communication - I give permission for my school-aged child to communicate via email, web-based communication (such as Facebook) and phone (including cell phone text messages and images) with YMCA staff and volunteer advisors. I understand that my school-aged child and the staff and volunteer advisors may communicate about YMCA program information and other information while they are not supervised by YMCA personnel. I release and hold harmless the YMCA from any legal claims or liability related to such communications via email, web-based communication and phone.
 
Surveys and Research - I give the YMCA of the Triangle Area, Inc. (“YMCA”) and its employees and agents permission to include my child in their partner surveys and research for the purpose of program quality, community health and/or other improvement criteria. I understand that all information provided during participation will be kept confidential and managed securely when stored digitally. All data provided will be deidentified to ensure your child is not identifiable, and all data will highlight combined or group results. I understand that participation is voluntary and that I have the right to terminate my child’s participation at any time or to refuse their participation entirely without jeopardy to their status in the program. If at any time I need to remove participation permission for my child, I understand that the YMCA will need written notification.
 
Sex Offender Registry - North Carolina law prohibits sex offenders from accessing YMCA of the Triangle programs and facilities. In compliance with this law and in order to ensure the safety of our children, we regularly compare our membership and participant database to the National Registry of Convicted Sex Offenders and terminate the membership, programs, and/or access rights of anyone registered.
 
Personal Items and Damage Assessment - I understand that the YMCA is not responsible for any personal items damaged, lost or stolen at our programs. If I/ my child or anyone on the YMCA property causes damage to property belonging to the YMCA of the Triangle or another individual due to negligence, misuse or unsanctioned activity or behaviors, the YMCA reserves the right to charge a damage repair assessment fee.
 
Force Majeure - The performance of this Agreement by the YMCA is subject to act of God, government authority, curtailment of transportation, disaster, widespread illness, including epidemic and pandemic events, and other emergencies, any of which make it illegal, impossible, or commercially impracticable, for the YMCA to perform its obligations. It is provided that this Agreement may be terminated by YMCA for any one or more of such reasons by written notice from YMCA to the other party without liability to YMCA.
 
Inclement Weather - I understand that programs may not be available when school is closed due to inclement weather. Please refer to the YMCA website for the most up to date information.
 
Babysitting Policy - The YMCA strives to employ the very best staff possible in all of our programs. During staff time off or after they are no longer employed with the YMCA, these persons are private citizens and are no longer subject to our employment rules and procedures. The YMCA cannot and does not endorse or recommend its present or former staff members as babysitters to any parent or guardian of any child in any of our programs. Any babysitting arrangements with present or former staff of the YMCA is separate and independent from any YMCA program and must be based on the independent investigation, responsibility and judgement of the parent or guardian. I agree that the YMCA shall not be responsible and will be held harmless from any claims or liability in connection with such babysitting activities.
 
Horseback Riding - I acknowledge that horseback riding, trail rides, or using horses entail known and un-anticipated risks which could result in physical, emotional injury, paralysis, death or damage to myself, to property or to third parties. I understand that such risks simply cannot be eliminated without jeopardizing the essential qualities of the activity. The risks include, among other things: loss of control, collisions; horses, irrespective of their previous behavior and characteristics, may act or react unpredictably based upon instinct, fright, or lack of proper control by rider, such as biting, kicking, bucking, lying down or stumbling; latent or apparent defects or conditions in equipment, animals or property; acts of other participants in this activity, adverse weather conditions; contacts with plants, insects, or animals; my/ my child’s own physical condition or my/ my child’s own acts or omissions, the condition of the remote roads, trails, waterways, or terrain, and accidents connected with their use; first-aid, emergency treatment or other services rendered; consumption of food or drink. In the event that I file a lawsuit against YMCA, I agree to do so solely in the state of North Carolina, and I further agree that the substantive law of that state shall apply in that action without regard to the conflict of law rules of that state. I have reviewed, understand and acknowledge Chapter 99E-Article 1 of the North Carolina General Statues regarding State Equine and Farm Animal Activity Liability.
 
Toilet Training - Children age 3 and older need to be toilet-trained.
 
US Center for SafeSport - I acknowledge that I have received, read and understood the Minor Athlete Abuse Prevention Policy (MAAPP) for my/ my child’s participating sport or activity and agree to comply with its contents.
 

Joining Fees - The joining fee is a non-refundable, one-time fee that is paid upon joining. As long as the membership remains continuous, the joining fee is only paid once.
 
Membership Dues/ Fees - Membership dues are non-refundable. Monthly dues payments are automatically withdrawn from a member’s financial institution of choice following the YMCA’s Payment Policies for Automatic Drafts.
 
Membership Card - I understand I am required to have my photo taken. The photo will only be used in the YMCA’s internal system. As a member, I (and any guest) am required to check in at the Welcome Center or front desk. I understand I must have my membership card and/ or ID when checking in.
 
Membership Dependents - Dependents are age 22 and younger and may include grandchildren and other children for whom I am the guardian or are tax dependent. Dependents must be removed from my membership within six months following their 23rd birthday. Dependents may join as a young adult without paying a joining fee. After six months, a joining fee will be required. Members age 14 and older may use the YMCA facility without parental supervision. All children under age 14 must be under the direct supervision of a parent/ guardian over age 18. Middle Schoolers in rising grades 6 - 8 can complete a Middle School Orientation allowing entrance into specific areas of the YMCA without a parent.
 
Utilization - As a YMCA Member, I/ my child has access to all YMCAs in the Triangle and beyond under Nationwide Membership (see below). I/ my child must join the YMCA location I/ my child plan to use the most. Periodically, the YMCA reviews member usage statistics. The YMCA may notify me and transfer my branch affiliation and fees to the YMCA I/ my child frequent the most. On average, at least 50% of my/ my child’s visits should occur at the YMCA I/ my child join and pay membership dues. If I am a college student, I need to join the YMCA I will use more than 50% of the year.
 
Nationwide Membership - By participating in the YMCA Nationwide Membership Program, I agree to release the National Council of Young Mens Christian Associations of the United States of America, and its independent and autonomous member associations in the United States and Puerto Rico, from claims of negligence for bodily injury or death in connection with the use of YMCA facilities, and from any liability for other claims, including loss of property, to the fullest extent of the law.
 
Membership Changes - If I upgrade my membership within the first six months, I will be responsible for the difference in the joining fee. No refunds will be issued for a membership downgrade. Changes made to membership types are pro-rated based on the date of the upgrade/downgrade and the new membership category pricing. I will be drafted these pro-rated fees in addition to my next monthly rate.
 
Membership Holds - I may temporarily hold my membership for a minimum of one month and a maximum of six consecutive months in a calendar year. I must fill out a membership change form. A monthly fee of $10 will be applied each month for the duration of the hold period. Annual memberships may be put on hold by paying the monthly fee of $10 upfront for each month being on hold.
 
Cancellations - Written documentation is required no less than 15 days before my automatic payment withdrawal. Cancellation is not complete until written confirmation is provided by the YMCA. I am responsible for checking my bank and credit card accounts to ensure that automatic payments have been stopped.
 
Rejoining - If I cancel my membership and: rejoin within three months, I will pay no joining fee; rejoin within four to six months, I will pay 50% of the joining fee; rejoin after seven months, I will pay the full joining fee.
 
Additional Policies - I have read, understand and agree to all current Membership Policies including but not limited to Power Up Bundles, Guests, Facility use and Pool guidelines.
 

Revised January 2023
 

I understand policies concerning payment, cancellation and refunds. I cannot join or register for anything at the Y until outstanding balances due at any branch of the YMCA of the Triangle Area are paid.
 
Automatic Drafts - I understand my automatic withdrawal date will normally be the 1st, 9th, 17th or 24th of each month. IMPORTANT: If my draft date falls on a weekend or bank holiday, I will be drafted the following business day. It is my responsibility to notify my YMCA branch or the Customer Service Center to update my payment information.
 
Returned Customer Payments - The YMCA will attempt to collect all returned outstanding payments until they are paid in full. All returned drafts or checks are subject to a $25 collection fee. If two drafts are returned within six months, my draft privileges may be revoked and all fees must be paid in advance. If my draft is returned, it will be resubmitted on the YMCA’s next draft date. I understand my financial institution may charge a fee for each unsuccessful draft attempt. The YMCA will not reimburse bank fees due to draft attempts. If credit or debit card payments are rejected, it is my responsibility to contact my YMCA branch or Customer Service Center to resolve payment issues.
 
Cancellations - Cancellation is not complete until I receive written confirmation provided by the YMCA. I understand I am responsible for checking my bank and credit card accounts to ensure that automatic payments have been stopped.

Program Changes - I understand deposits and registration fees for camp and child programs are non-refundable and non-transferable. A new deposit or registration fee will be charged for each scheduled change.
 
Child Care Pricing - When choosing to register for the full year, the number of program days varies in each month based on my child’s school calendar and attendance selections made during registration. For my convenience, the cost calculated for my child’s program is totaled, then spread across their enrollment period and divided into even payment installments for my monthly draft. Late registrations and early cancellations are prorated based on the number of program days scheduled. Due to annualized payments, if the number of program days used exceeds the amount I have paid, I am responsible for paying the difference. If I have overpaid, I will receive a credit/ refund.
 
Refunds - I understand all refunds are reissued to the original form of payment. Refunds are issued within two weeks of cancellation date. Not attending a program does not entitle me to a refund. When I enroll myself/ my child in a program, I am reserving space, time, and staffing whether or not I/ my child attends the program.
 
Regulatory Compliance – I understand that the YMCA may be subjected to the contractual or regulatory requirements of federal, state or local government agencies or their affiliates. These requirements impose constraints on the YMCA that may include but are not limited to, transmitting demographics, educational, health or other data regarding program participants to government agencies or their affiliates. I understand that participant data may be shared in this way, and consent to such sharing.  
 

Accident Insurance - I am responsible for my/ my child’s own accident insurance when using the YMCA and when participating in YMCA programs off-site.
 
Medication - The YMCA does not normally administer any medication and will do so only when directed in writing by a parent or guardian. Medications must be in original containers with written instructions for dispensing. Generally, participants are prohibited from having medication with them, unless the medication is dispensed on their person (such as an insulin pump) or a doctor has specifically indicated in writing that the participant may self-administer and safety precautions are met for the safe handling of the medication. If a doctor has provided written permission, I understand I must provide a copy of this written permission to the YMCA. I must give my/ my child’s medication to program staff. Medication will not be transported when my child travels between an offsite location (such as school) and the YMCA program.
 
Notice: With respect to giving injections to me/ my child participating in its programs, the YMCA will comply fully with the requirements of the Americans With Disabilities Act. If I/ my child require injections, or have other special medical needs, the YMCA will consider all requests for reasonable modifications to its program, including meeting with all parties to discuss such modifications, and strive to develop a mutually acceptable plan designed to address the medical circumstances of each individual. The YMCA does not administer, and is not responsible for administering, medications that have to be inserted into body cavities. The YMCA will consider requests for reasonable modifications to the above Medication Policies that do not amount to a fundamental alteration of its program.
 
Pathogen Exposure - I understand that, while I/ my child is in the care of the YMCA, if a participant is exposed to a body fluid on broken skin or mucous membrane (e.g. splashing in mouth or eye) from another participant, the YMCA will contact all parties involved. They will explain what has occurred, and provide the name of the attending physician of the source participant to any exposed participant. If a YMCA staff member has a blood or body fluid exposure from a participant, the YMCA will provide the name and telephone number of the attending physician to the staff member.
 
I have read and agree with the statement and specifically authorize the YMCA to release the name and telephone number of physician(s) and a description of the event to the source participant and to any participant who is exposed to blood or body fluid or to any staff member who experiences such an exposure from a participant.
 
Routine Care-I hereby give permission for a registered nurse or physician selected by the YMCA to perform routine tests and treatment for my health/ the health of my child.
 
Permission to disclose information - I agree to allow medical staff to speak with YMCA personnel regarding any medications I/ my child is taking as well as specific medical or psychological conditions that may impact my/ the participant’s ability to participate in a YMCA program. I authorize the YMCA to release any health records related to me/ my child as may be necessary for treatment, referral, billing or insurance purposes.
 
Health History - I understand I am required to inform the YMCA if I have/ my child has been exposed to or has contracted any potentially serious communicable diseases/ conditions (such as chickenpox, hepatitis, meningitis, lice, etc.) or has experienced fever, vomiting or diarrhea prior to attending a program. When required, in ordinance with the American Camping Association, I agree to have myself/ my child examined by a licensed physician within one year prior to arriving to an overnight camping program in addition to submitting a properly completed Health Examination Form, documenting required immunizations and proof of personal insurance. Falsification or lack of full disclosure of this information may result in a dismissal from a program.
 
Medical Expenses - I agree to pay for all medical expenses that may be necessary for the health and well-being of me/ my child. The YMCA does not file medical insurance claims. In certain circumstances, YMCA staff will pay for medical care needed. The YMCA will provide detailed receipts and medical information for me to file a claim with my health insurance company, and the YMCA will invoice me directly for these expenses. I understand that I am responsible to pay the YMCA for these medical expenses within 30 days of receiving an invoice.
 
Emergency - In the event of an emergency in which a parent/guardian or listed emergency contacts cannot be reached, the YMCA will contact emergency medical personnel and, pending their arrival, take those actions that are in YMCA judgement to be in the best interests of the participant.
 
 

I/ my child agree to the behaviors and expectations outlined in the YMCA Code of Conduct. Failure to adhere to the Code of Conduct may result in immediate suspension or dismissal.
 
At the YMCA of the Triangle, our behavior expectations and discipline procedures are based on our core values of caring, honesty, respect, responsibility and faith. We believe in creating a safe, secure and fun environment where all participants have the opportunity to learn the importance of demonstrating good character. We believe that in order to do this, all participants need to know and understand the rules and expectations for appropriate behavior. We also believe that when participants do not follow the rules or when they demonstrate inappropriate behavior, we have an opportunity to help them learn from their mistakes.
 
The YMCA promotes behavior guidance and discipline through creating a positive environment, developing structure and clear limits, promoting social and emotional learning, reinforcing our core values and addressing challenging behaviors.
 
The YMCA of the Triangle uses six simple rules to communicate behavior expectations to all participants in our programs. The purpose of these rules is to ensure the safety of our participants and staff and to create a positive environment for all. These rules are:

All participants are expected to follow the rules established by the YMCA for the safety of all other participants in the program. Your cooperation and support help ensure that everyone has a safe and fun experience.

The YMCA uses positive discipline which means staff members promote desired behaviors through teaching and reinforcement. Staff will redirect or problem solve with participants when they are not displaying desired behaviors, rather than restrict behaviors by taking away opportunities or controlling participants with fear of punishment. We believe this approach focuses on the needs of the participants and contributes positively to their overall development. Staff shall use positive discipline, which shall include the following:

There are times when restrictions may be necessary, and will most likely be directly linked to the health, safety or well-being of you/ your child or others. The YMCA staff does not use corporal punishment under any circumstance. In the event of a participant harming themselves, another participant, or an adult, staff may physically restrain the participant to ensure safety.

The YMCA does not allow the following behaviors including but not limited to:

YMCA Discipline Procedures - If a participant is unable to meet established behavior expectations, YMCA staff will follow these disciplinary procedures below.

Special Accommodations - Everyone who attends YMCA programs has unique needs. We are better when we take time to find out what those needs are, build empathy and understanding, and respond to individuals appropriately. The YMCA offers inclusive, welcoming programs dedicated to serving those needs in the best way possible. Because every person is unique, we address each request individually.

Your/ your child’s success and safety in our programs are our top priorities; therefore, we respectfully ask you to inform the YMCA, prior to arrival/ the start of the program, of any special needs which may require special accommodations, so we can work together to support you/ your child in reaching your/ their full potential.
 

Court Orders - I understand if I am separated or divorced, I must inform the YMCA if custodial rights are joint or sole. If relevant court order(s) exist regarding custody of a minor, I am required to provide the YMCA with a current signed copy of court order(s) immediately following registration. I understand in the case of joint custody, the Y must receive written consent from each parent on file in order to add, edit or delete names to my child’s Emergency Contacts and Authorized Pick Ups. This condition may be applicable in other areas as well. In the case of sole custody, the parent having sole custody, identified by the signature below may make changes.
 

Revised March 22, 2022

I have read, understand and agree with all of the policies as stated in this document. I understand that the YMCA has the authority to revoke my/ my child’s membership and/ or right to participate in YMCA programs for behavior which is not in keeping with the mission of the YMCA or for failing to follow the policies/ procedures of the YMCA. My acknowledgement and/ or signature below indicates that I agree to adhere to all policies, procedures and the mission of the YMCA.
 
The parent/ guardian signing represents by executing this document that he or she has discussed the expectations of behavior with their child(ren) and has the full authority to give permission for the child(ren) listed to participate and intends unconditionally for the YMCA of the Triangle to rely upon this representation for all purposes related to the membership/ program/ participation.
 
Please contact the YMCA if you have questions or concerns about any of the policies defined or linked under Waivers and Permissions prior to proceeding or providing your acknowledgement/ signature.