Alaska Adult Education -
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Alaska Autism Resource Center -
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Assistive Technology of Alaska -
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Guardian Flight Alaska -
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Help Me Grow Alaska -
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Homer Volunteer Fire Department -
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Hospice of Homer -
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Kachemak Bay Family Planning Clinic -
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Kachemak Bay National Estuarine Research Reserve -
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Ladies First -
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Ninilchik Community Clinic -
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Paul Seaton -
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REC Room -
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SKP Resilience Coalition -
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South Peninsula Haven House -
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South Peninsula Hospital Diabetes Education -
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Southern Region EMS Council -
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Sprout Family Services -
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The Whirling Rainbow Foundation -
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Water's Edge - a Family Resource Center -
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Hello everyone,
I am happy to invite you to apply for a spot at this year’s Rotary Health Fair! This year due to the pandemic we will be hosting the event online. Your Organization can participate in several ways.
At the most basic level you can provide us with a listing to share on our website to promote your organization as well as a link to your social media page or website.
We will also be hosting a facebook event. If you choose to participate you will be required to create a post highlighting the Health and Wellness issue of your choosing and send it on to me at this email address. We will post your submissions periodically during our event.
Lastly we will be hosting webinars through Facebook live and Zoom. It is our intention that presentations will be approximately 20 minutes in duration, and be purely educational in nature.
The Health fair will begin on October 12th, starting with low cost blood screening at South Peninsula Hospital, and run through November 6th. The Facebook event will take place during this time frame, but the duration depends on the level of participation we receive from, you, the exhibitor.
The Link to the application is below:
https://forms.gle/ZVhqU4aCpREPZEtJ6
Please find the exhibitor standards attached.
Van Hawkins
Rotary Health Fair Coordinator
The purpose of the Rotary Health Fair is to promote individual wellness and to encourage individuals to lead healthier lives. The
Rotary Health Fair invites exhibitors to promote their particular educational message.
Requirements:
1. Exhibitors must complete and return the exhibitor Application Form which includes the Waiver of Liability acknowledging
they have read and agree to abide by the Standards for Rotary Health Fair Exhibitors. Upon approval by the Health Fair
Committee, the exhibitor will be notified if they have been approved and may participate.
2. Communications with the public must contribute to the overall theme of the Rotary Health Fair, which is to promote wellness
and encourage individuals to lead healthier lives, or provide information concerning health services available in the
community.
3. Materials considered offensive or inappropriate for young children may not be exhibited during the health fair. These include
but are not limited to.
a. Pictures or depictions of murder, maiming or trauma or the results thereof
b. Nudity or sexually explicit materials such as those relating to childbirth, violent trauma
c. Obscene language.
4. When exhibitors representing politically charged or opposite viewpoints on health promotion cannot settle differences by
themselves and if their differences disrupt the smooth running of the Rotary Health Fair, the disputants will be asked to
leave. Harassment of participants or staff will be grounds for dismissal from the site.
5. The Rotary Health Fair Committee has the authority to dismiss an exhibitor from the site if these standards are not met.
Exhibitors who do not comply with the standards may be prohibited from participation in the future.
6. Late applications will not be included in the Rotary Health Fair marketing due to media deadlines.
7. Late applications will be placed on a waiting list once they are approved by the Rotary Health Fair Committee. Late
applications are subject to space availability with no guarantees for placement.
8. Final decisions regarding standards and exhibitor participation rests with the Rotary Health Fair Committee.