The safety of our New England Disabled Sports community is our main priority.
During COVID-19, NEDS is committed to offering its year-round sports programs safely with guidance from the Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), the State of New Hampshire, and the consult services of a physician board certified in infectious disease to assist with our operations.
March 10, 2022
NEDS Community:
In accordance with guidance from the CDC, the State of NH, and the New England Disabled Sports COVID Task Group recommendations, effective March 10, 2022, NEDS will be operating as a mask optional program, regardless of COVID-19 vaccination or immunity status. Our policies and procedures may adapt as circumstances evolve.
Whenever possible, all staff/volunteers will try to maintain a distance of 6 feet. NEDS staff/instructors will be providing hands-on assistance including transfers.
NEDS will provide disposable/procedural masks for volunteers and student-athletes at all program locations for use if requested.
NEDS will continue to follow a strict cleaning and disinfecting routine for all NEDS facilities and equipment.
If you are sick, please stay home and reschedule your lesson.
In order to participate in NEDS programs, attend an event or visit our sports centers, we require that you:
- Are free of any symptoms (cough, fever, congestion or runny nose, loss of sense of smell or taste, nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, sore throat
- Are not currently positive for COVID-19 or waiting on COVID-19 test results
- Are not currently under quarantine as directed by a health professional
WHEN TO STAY HOME
NEDS is following the guidance of the CDC which can be found HERE.
May 2, 2022
Health screenings are no longer required. Please self-screen and if you are experiencing any symptoms, stay home and reschedule when you are feeling better.
Please reach out to Terry MacDonald, Managing Director, if you have any questions at (603) 745-9333 or [email protected]