The New Jersey Wing Basic Encampment 2021 (BE21) staff would like to take this opportunity to explain some of what your cadet will experience during the week-long encampment. For many cadets, this may be their first time away from home and it can be an adjustment for both the cadet and for you, the parent. We want to assure you that your cadet will be well taken care of, and that the staff is committed to ensuring your cadet will learn more about CAP and develop excellent leadership skills while having a great time. Civil Air Patrol holds to the highest of standards for cadet protection requiring all CAP officers working with your cadet to have completed background checks, including fingerprint checks, and the Cadet Protection Training to ensure your cadet is safe at every Civil Air Patrol event. CAP also holds high standards protecting cadets from hazing, verbal and physical abuse. It is our goal to provide the utmost safe and secure environment for your cadet.
Per CAP policy, all CAP members, including cadets, are responsible for transporting, storing, and taking their own medication. It critical cadets are mature enough to self administer the medicine during such a fast paced week. NJWG does its best to accommodate all our cadets. If your cadet has dietary restriction or medical condition please let us know so we can make reasonable accommodations. "LINKS OR REFERENCES TO INDIVIDUALS OR COMPANIES DOES NOT CONSTITUTE AN ENDORSEMENT OF ANY INFORMATION, PRODUCT OR SERVICE YOU MAY RECEIVE FROM SUCH SOURCES." |