For Kids

Children and parents receive matching printed name tags and pick-up tags to ensure their safety in our environments. Parents must have their parent tag with them when entering our area.

The child’s name tag identifies their name, age group, any allergies, and a security code that matches the parent pick-up tag. At the end of the service, each parent picking up a child must provide the pick-up tag to the door host.

A member of the KidsPoint team will ensure the security codes match on both the child’s name tag and parent pick-up tag. Upon releasing the child, the child’s name tag will remain in the classroom, ensuring that the child’s information remains secure.

Yes. Every staff member and every volunteer who might have access to a minor undergoes our background check process. Background checks are updated regularly. Any person who may pose a threat to children, youth or vulnerable adults is prohibited from working in any ministry involving minors or vulnerable adults.

No. KidsPoint has a two-adult rule. At least two screened, unrelated adults must be present with minor(s) at every function, in each classroom or other enclosed areas during all activities with children. If the two-adult rule is not possible for any reason, then adjustments to the rooms and spaces will be made to ensure children have at least 2 adults in the room with them.

The designated bathrooms in KidsPoint are for children only. There are to be no adults in the KidsPoint assigned restrooms with children at any time. If there isn’t a bathroom in the classroom or a bathroom is out of order, volunteers will take the child to a nearby restroom, make sure it’s clear and send the child inside while remaining outside with the door propped open.