Per Girl Scouts of USA and the American Camp Association, all medications (over the counter, herbal, prescription) must be locked in a secure place. As part of our COVID-19 update, camp staff will not handle medications brought to camp by participants unless it is a girl only program.
Find necessary forms in our Forms and Documents center.
Girl/Adult and Family Programs
Medications are to be in a locked, secure location (e.g., in a vehicle) and distributed by the family. If an adult or child is taking medications or has a medical condition that could impair the ability to participate in the program, please discuss the details with the Program Lead upon arrival.
Troop Programs
Girls attending with their troop need to turn in their medications to their Troop Leader with a completed Medication Log. All medication (prescription, over the counter, herbal, etc.) needs to be in its original container. All prescription medication must be prescribed for the individual taking the medication. EPI-Pen Medication and Authorization forms are also required for those girls bringing EPI-Pens to the program.
Adults attending with their troop need to keep their medications in a locked, secure location (e.g., in a vehicle).
If an adult or child is taking medications or has a medical condition that could impair the ability to participate in the program, the Troop Leader should discuss the details with the Program Lead upon arrival.
Girl Only Programs
During check-in, medications need to be turned into the Program Lead with a completed Medication Log. All medication (prescription, over the counter, herbal, etc.) needs to be in its original container. All prescription medication must be prescribed for the individual taking the medication. EPI-Pen Medication and Authorization forms are also required for those girls bringing EPI-Pens to the program.