Per state of Minnesota, Centers for Disease Control, and local municipality regulations, AuSM has developed plans and activities that allow for proper health practices while still engaging with one another and having fun. Below is a list of requirements designed for the safety of participants and staff:
If participants have challenges complying with these requirements, AuSM is committed to working diligently to find a solution. Staff will work directly with any individuals experiencing difficulties adhering to the safety guidelines. While each situation will be navigated on an individual basis, these are some of the options that will be used:
As with the transmission of any communicable disease like a cold or the flu, you may be exposed to COVID-19, also known as "Coronavirus,” at any time or in any place, including through participation in this Autism Society of Minnesota program. The Autism Society of Minnesota follows state and federal regulations and recommended universal personal protection and disinfection protocols to limit transmission of all diseases and will continue to do so.
Despite our careful attention to social distancing, disinfecting, hand washing, and requiring participants be healthy when attending classes or activities (absence of fever, chills, sore throat, etc.), there is still a chance that the participant could be exposed to an illness, including COVID-19, during this program.