NCBC Membership

Next Chapter Book Clubs are a community-based literacy program for people with developmental disabilities. Anyone can join, regardless of reading ability. For more information about the DIS NCBC click here. For general information about Next Chapter Book Club, visit their website here.

To join the DIS Next Chapter Book Club, please read or listen carefully to the following statements.

I understand that Next Chapter Book Club (NCBC) staff may photograph and/or video me, and I agree they may use these photos or videos for the purpose of telling other people about NCBC.

I understand I will be asked to pay for replacement books if I lose more than one book.

I understand NCBC cannot provide transportation to or from book club. I will arrive at book club on time – no more than 15 minutes early or 15 minutes late – and I will be picked up on time.

I understand NCBC volunteers cannot provide one-to-one behavior support and I will bring someone to help me if I have behavior support needs. I understand the NCBC can ask me to leave the club if my behavior is disruptive, aggressive, or otherwise inappropriate.

What is your name?
How old are you?
Birth date? MM/DD/YYYY
What is your phone number?
What is your address?
How do you travel to places you need to go?
What days and times can you participate in a one hour book club?
What kind of books would you like to read?
Are there things you shouldn't eat or drink? Do you have any health concerns (ex. seizures) you think we should know about? If you have a medical condition that may require immediate attention, your staff, parent, guardian or the person who brought you to book club must remain on the premises during book club.
Who should we contact in case of emergency? Include their phone number please.
Who told you about the Next Chapter Book Club?
Name of guardian completing form(if appropriate)
I have read and agree to the above statements.
- Yes
Submit

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CREATING COMMUNITY ACCEPTANCE & INCLUSION FOR PEOPLE WITH DOWN SYNDROME Accept - Educate - Collaborate

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CREATING COMMUNITY ACCEPTANCE & INCLUSION FOR PEOPLE WITH DOWN SYNDROME
Accept - Educate - Collaborate