Privacy and Personal Information
Calling Lakes
Centre is committed to protecting the privacy of personal
information. Personal Information is collected, used, maintained
and disclosed in compliance with The United Church of Canada
Privacy Policy and applicable federal and provincial privacy
legislation.
Smoking
All
buildings at Calling Lakes Centre are smoke free.
This includes the guest lodges. There are designated
outside smoking areas. Guests who smoke are asked to
respect the needs of other guests by using only the designated
areas for smoking, by moving away from building entrances when
smoking, and by disposing of cigarette butts in the marked
containers provided.
Scent Sensitive/Allergy Policy
Many of the people who attend events or meetings
at Calling Lakes Centre are allergic to the materials found in
colognes and perfumes and highly scented soaps and cleansers.
The reactions vary from breathing difficulties to migraine
headaches. Therefore, Calling Lakes Centre asks all staff
and guests to be especially careful about any use of scents.
It is preferable to use as little scent as possible.
Calling Lakes Centre also continues to explore
its use of cleaning products and is committed to avoiding
products that are highly scented.
Pets
For the comfort of persons with allergies we ask you to leave
pets at home, or inquire about local kennel facilities at the
administration office.
Sexual Abuse Policy
Sexual abuse is any attempt or
exercise of power to coerce an unwilling person into
a sexual relationship, to subject a person to
unwanted sexual attention, to punish a refusal to
comply, or to reward compliance. Sexual abuse
may be a single incident or a series of incidents
involving a wide range of behaviours such as verbal
innuendo, subtle suggestions, overt demands, and/or
inappropriate conduct of a sexual nature.
It is the policy of Calling Lakes
Centre that it will not tolerate any behaviour by
any of its staff or program leaders which
constitutes sexual abuse of any other member of
staff or program participant. Complaints of
sexual abuse shall be taken seriously by the Centre
and shall be dealt with in a spirit of compassion
and justice and consistent with the policies and
procedures currently used by The United Church of
Canada.