Verżjoni bil-Malti
1.
FES regards each child’s privacy as important and hence, FES will seek to
comply with the provisions of the Data Protection Act, Chapter 586 of the Laws
of Malta. To this end, FES ensures that:
- Personal data is processed fairly and lawfully;
- Personal data is processed with good practice;
- The collected personal data has been so
collected for the specific, explicitly stated and legitimate purposes
indicated;
- The collected personal data will not be processed
for any purpose that is incompatible with that for which the information
has been collected;
- The collected personal data will not be kept
for a period longer than is necessary, having regard to the purposes for
which it is processed.
2.
By submitting this form, the parent/guardian acknowledges that FES will have
access to all the provided data and subsequently consent to such use.
3.
As parent / guardian you also declare that all the data provided is correct and
up-to-date. In the eventuality that it results that the provided data is
incorrect and/or not up-to-date, you as parent/guardian, will be bound to
shoulder all responsibility for any ensuing circumstances due to the same
incorrectness and/or inaccuracy. Service may be terminated;
4.
The Service will only be delivered when advance payment has been affected for
such purposes. FES reserves the right to refuse a service to those who have not
advanced the relative payment.
5.
By submitting this application, you are giving your permission for the
opportune First Aid treatment to be administered to your child by qualified
personnel. While understanding that you would be contacted by the centre’s
personnel as soon as reasonably possible, in the case of any emergency involving
your child, you are giving your permission for your child to be transported to
hospital or any other emergency medical facility, in the occurrence of a
serious illness or injury, whereas ambulance or rescue squad members would
be authorised to administer all necessary treatments. You are also
giving your authorisation for warranted health practitioners to examine and
provide the necessary emergency medical treatment to your child in your
absence.
6.
Only the persons listed above as being authorised to pick up the child
from Klabb 3-16 will be allowed to do so. Additional persons or changes are to
be communicated to the Centre Coordinator.
7.
In the case of children with a statement of needs, parents may be requested to
submit a copy of the Statementing Report, the Psychological Report, and the
Individual Education Programme (IEP), to the Centre Coordinator. Failure to
present such information may result in immediate termination of service without
refund.
8.
In the case of children who exhibit continuous extreme challenging behaviour,
the parents may be contacted and requested to attend to the needs of their
child. Failure to do so may result in termination of service without refund.
9.
Children need to be fully toilet trained in order to be accepted in the Klabb
3-16 Service. If a child cannot use the toilet due to disability/ medical
condition, proof in writing needs to be presented. Should it result that
children are not fully toilet trained, FES reserves every right to stop the
child’s attendance without any refund being due. If the need arises, parents
will be contacted and they will be required to go to the centre to attend to
the needs of their child.
10. The
hours of service will be charged as per use to the hour.
11. Money
paid for booked hours of service but which are not utilised, can be carried
forward if (a) the centre coordinator is advised at least one day in advance
that the child will not attend. If the coordinator is not informed at least one
day before, will still be deducted the amount due; (b) if the child is sick and
a medical certificate is presented.
12. FES
will take full responsibility of the children’s care while using Klabb 3-16,
however, FES will not tolerate parents/legal guardians who leave their children
at Klabb 3-16 after the end of service. This can lead to termination of
service.
13.
Transport is provided from the school where the service of Klabb 3-16 is not
available, subject to route availability; pick-up from Klabb 3-16 is the
responsibility of the parent/s/guardian/s. Transport is a one way service.
14. If
any of the Klabb 3-16 centres do not reach the required quota, FES retains
the right not to open them.
15. If
any of the above-mentioned centres exceed the centre’s capacity, a waiting list
will be introduced and the same Terms and Conditions will apply.
16. The
allocation of Child Support Workers (CSW) will be at the discretion of
FES.
17.
Service may be suspended if not all the necessary documents are submitted to
the Centre Coordinator.
18. I
understand and acknowledge it is the responsibility of the parent(s)/guardian
to make full disclosure to the administrators of the Klabb 3-16 service of any
special circumstances and/or particular needs which may affect the ability of
my child/ren to participate in the programme.
19. The FES,
apart from deeming each child’s privacy as crucial, seeks to be adherent to the
provisions of Chapter 586 of the Laws of Malta at all times. To this end, FES
informs that all service users’ data may be disclosed to third parties,
including, but not limited to, departments that are directly associated with
child protection matters, relative stakeholders, medical bodies, and/or other
bodies. At certain points, it may be necessary to disclose information in order
to comply with any legal obligations. The FES takes all reasonable steps as
required by law in order to ensure the safety, privacy and integrity of the
disclosed information, and, where necessary and appropriate, enter into contracts
with such third parties to fully protect the privacy and integrity of any
information supplied.
20.
Parents/guardians/custodians are bound to inform the Centre Coordinator
of any change which should be made to their personal data, and this to ensure
that the individual’s data is accurate, complete and up-to-date.