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How to register for in-person programs
Online or drop-in registration will not be available at this time. Email info@lifemowercounty.org or call 507-433-8994 to register. Your membership information must be current in order to register.
Transportation
Transportation will not be available. You will have to arrange for your own transportation to and from programs.
Questions?
If you have any questions regarding in-person programs, please contact Jamey Helgeson at (507) 433-8994 ext. 102 or email jamey@lifemowercounty.org.
Online or drop-in registration will not be available at this time. Email info@lifemowercounty.org or call 507-433-8994 to register. Your membership information must be current in order to register.
Transportation
Transportation will not be available. You will have to arrange for your own transportation to and from programs.
Questions?
If you have any questions regarding in-person programs, please contact Jamey Helgeson at (507) 433-8994 ext. 102 or email jamey@lifemowercounty.org.
Bowling League - October 7, 14, 21 & 28 at Echo Lanes - Cost Varies ($3.50-$7.00)
All Special Olympics Minnesota events, including practices and tournaments, have been suspended until further notice. In lieu of Special Olympics sports, LIFE Mower County will be offering recreational bowling this fall. There will be no competitions, but we can still have fun and be able to socialize safely at a distance! * Recreational bowling offered through LIFE Mower County is in no way associated with Special Olympics Minnesota.
Do you want to have a “striking” good time with your friends at the alley? Bowling with LIFE Mower County gives you that opportunity to have fun and be with your friends at the same time! Our bowling league provides a chance for all ability levels to participate in this fantastic sport.
When registering, please indicate if you need ramp or bumpers and if you will be bowling 1 or 2 games.
Parking Lot Dance Party - 9/18 & 10/16 - FREE
Join the staff and your friends as we meet in the LIFE Mower County parking lot to have our own dance party. Upon arrival, you will be given a place to park in order to maintain the required 6 feet distance between participants.
Picnic in the Park - 10/2 & 10/30 - FREE
Catch up with your friends while enjoying lunch in the park! Participants must supply their own ready-to-eat food, beverages, and any utensils needed. Participants must also bring their own folding chair or blanket to sit on. The picnic location will be announced via email to those that register. Please note that bathroom facilities might not be available during this activity.
Roll and Stroll - 9/11, 9/25, 10/9 & 10/23 - FREE
Let's enjoy the outdoors together! Explore the sights, sounds, and smells of nature while exercising as we walk or roll through the beautiful parks in Austin. Participants should wear athletic clothing, gym shoes, and bring a water bottle. The park location will be announced via email to those that register. Please note that bathroom facilities might not be available during this activity.
PRE-REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED FOR ALL IN-PERSON PROGRAMS!
REGISTRATION DEADLINE: 1 WEEK BEFORE PROGRAM DATE
(Example: Event Date October 16 = Registration Deadline October 9 at 4:00 PM)
Please indicate WHEN REGISTERING the number of staff, parents, etc. that will be attending the program with you
All Special Olympics Minnesota events, including practices and tournaments, have been suspended until further notice. In lieu of Special Olympics sports, LIFE Mower County will be offering recreational bowling this fall. There will be no competitions, but we can still have fun and be able to socialize safely at a distance! * Recreational bowling offered through LIFE Mower County is in no way associated with Special Olympics Minnesota.
Do you want to have a “striking” good time with your friends at the alley? Bowling with LIFE Mower County gives you that opportunity to have fun and be with your friends at the same time! Our bowling league provides a chance for all ability levels to participate in this fantastic sport.
When registering, please indicate if you need ramp or bumpers and if you will be bowling 1 or 2 games.
Parking Lot Dance Party - 9/18 & 10/16 - FREE
Join the staff and your friends as we meet in the LIFE Mower County parking lot to have our own dance party. Upon arrival, you will be given a place to park in order to maintain the required 6 feet distance between participants.
- Free Admission
- Free snacks and beverages will be passed out.
- Limited to the first 15 vehicles.
- All participants will need to stay inside or directly around your own vehicle.
- Please stay home if you are sick.
- Bathrooms and pop machine will not be available.
- Drop-in registration is not available for this activity.
- Bring a lawn chair.
Picnic in the Park - 10/2 & 10/30 - FREE
Catch up with your friends while enjoying lunch in the park! Participants must supply their own ready-to-eat food, beverages, and any utensils needed. Participants must also bring their own folding chair or blanket to sit on. The picnic location will be announced via email to those that register. Please note that bathroom facilities might not be available during this activity.
Roll and Stroll - 9/11, 9/25, 10/9 & 10/23 - FREE
Let's enjoy the outdoors together! Explore the sights, sounds, and smells of nature while exercising as we walk or roll through the beautiful parks in Austin. Participants should wear athletic clothing, gym shoes, and bring a water bottle. The park location will be announced via email to those that register. Please note that bathroom facilities might not be available during this activity.
PRE-REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED FOR ALL IN-PERSON PROGRAMS!
REGISTRATION DEADLINE: 1 WEEK BEFORE PROGRAM DATE
(Example: Event Date October 16 = Registration Deadline October 9 at 4:00 PM)
Please indicate WHEN REGISTERING the number of staff, parents, etc. that will be attending the program with you
Participant Eligibility Requirements
All in-person programs have enhanced essential eligibility requirements in order to comply with state and federal COVID-19 regulations and best practices. These measures are necessary to keep all participants and staff members safe. We understand these measures may be difficult for some of our participants and may exclude them from returning to in-person programming. We intend to ease restrictions as governmental regulations change based on state progress through the Governor’s plan.
If a participant is unable to meet the following expectations, they may be unable to participate at this time in accordance with current federal, state, and local mandates and guidelines.
All participants are required to complete their own personal health assessment. LIFE will not record or request proofs of this, but by attending a program, participants are confirming they can answer “no” to the following questions. If you answer “yes” to any of these questions, you are not allowed to attend until cleared by a medical professional.
In the last 24 hours, has the participant experienced:
If the participant displays any of the above symptoms, LIFE Mower County must take precautions as if participant has
COVID-19. If the participant has illness such as allergies or other non-contagious conditions that may appear similar to a contagious illness, a note from a medical professional is required prior to participation. LIFE Mower County has the right to refuse any participant who appears to have any of the above symptoms.
If a participant becomes ill during a program, a guardian or emergency contact will be notified and asked to pick up the participant. Staff will escort the participant to an isolated area and remain with them at a safe distance until they are picked up.
If a participant is unable to meet the following expectations, they may be unable to participate at this time in accordance with current federal, state, and local mandates and guidelines.
If a participant is unable to meet the following expectations, they may be unable to participate at this time in accordance with current federal, state, and local mandates and guidelines.
- Independently attend to personal self-care such as bathroom needs, hand washing, eating, dressing, and personal hygiene.
- Maintain physical distance of 6 feet or greater from other participants, staff, and community members with minimal verbal reminders.
- Independently put on, wear, and take off a face covering, when necessary and for the duration of the program.
- Participate in the activity without the need for physical assistance (i.e. hand over hand, lifting/transferring).
- Follow policies and participate without emotional outbursts that require direct or close proximity or, which expose others to respiratory droplets (i.e. yelling, spitting or biting).
- Conduct a personal health screening prior to each program. Must be able to honestly answer “No” to all questions.
All participants are required to complete their own personal health assessment. LIFE will not record or request proofs of this, but by attending a program, participants are confirming they can answer “no” to the following questions. If you answer “yes” to any of these questions, you are not allowed to attend until cleared by a medical professional.
In the last 24 hours, has the participant experienced:
- A fever of 100.4 or greater in the last 24 hours with or without fever reducing medication?
- Cough, congestion, runny nose, sore throat, shortness of breath, or difficulty breathing?
- Fatigue, muscle or body aches, headache or chills?
- Nausea, vomiting or diarrhea?
- New loss of sense of smell or taste?
- Any additional symptom as updated by the CDC associated with COVID-19?
- Tested positive or been exposed to someone who tested positive for COVID-19 within the past 14 days?
If the participant displays any of the above symptoms, LIFE Mower County must take precautions as if participant has
COVID-19. If the participant has illness such as allergies or other non-contagious conditions that may appear similar to a contagious illness, a note from a medical professional is required prior to participation. LIFE Mower County has the right to refuse any participant who appears to have any of the above symptoms.
If a participant becomes ill during a program, a guardian or emergency contact will be notified and asked to pick up the participant. Staff will escort the participant to an isolated area and remain with them at a safe distance until they are picked up.
If a participant is unable to meet the following expectations, they may be unable to participate at this time in accordance with current federal, state, and local mandates and guidelines.
