Indemnity Form – Care of Children
R258.50
This Indemnity Form addresses the situation where a person looks after, transports, or conducts educational or play activities with other people’s children, for example in the aftercare environment. An indemnity strives to protect the caregiver should something unexpected happen, such as the child’s property going missing, or the minor child being injured while in the caregiver’s care.
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Description
INDEMNITY FORM
Care of Children
Summary This Indemnity Form for the care of children addresses the situation where a person looks after, transports, or conducts educational or play activities with other people’s children, for example in the aftercare environment. This indemnity strives to protect the caregiver should something unexpected happen while they are looking after the child, such as the child’s property going missing, or the minor child being injured while in the caregiver’s care.
Who should use an Indemnity Form – care of children? It is recommended that anyone looking after, transporting, or conducting play or educational activities with other people’s children obtains an indemnity from the parents or guardians of the child. An indemnity or disclaimer can help guard against claims in the event of loss or damage to the child’s property, or the unexpected worst-case scenario of injury or death to the child whilst in the caregiver’s care.
What does this template document say? The sample caregiver’s indemnity form includes:
- transportation of the child and any activities undertaken
- an indemnity by the parent / guardian
- emergency medical care
What does the form look like? The document can be printed onto one page.
What do you need to do to use an Indemnity Form?
- Read the sample indemnity form to ensure that it suits your requirements. Make changes as required.
- Get the parent / guardian to complete the details and sign the indemnity form.
- Remember to take every precaution when children are in your care. An indemnity form does not protect you against all eventualities, and negligence may expose you to legal claims.
Also viewed: Indemnity Form for General Activities
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