Cal Youth Programs & Camps requires all Youth Participants to be up-to-date with all immunizations before they can attend programs and camps.
Vaccine Requirements
All Youth Participants must be up-to-date with their immunizations in accordance with the below-listed immunization schedule in order to attend Cal Programs & Youth Camps. Youth Participants who do not meet this requirement will have their registration voided. Refunds will be subject to Cal Youth Programs & Camps Withdrawal policies. Cal Youth Programs & Camps requires that updated immunization records be uploaded into your children’s CampDoc profile at the time of registration.
Update: Sept. 9, 2021
The City of Berkeley recently implemented a new health order requiring proof of COVID-19 vaccinations for patrons and employees of certain businesses – including gyms, recreation facilities, yoga studios, dance studios, and other fitness establishments. This health order also applies to our Youth Programs and patrons 12 years and older.
Effective Friday, September 10, patrons must show proof of COVID-19 vaccination and photo ID to enter and use the campus recreation facilities (including the RSF, Golden Bear Rec Center and Pools, or any recreation facility where you may be indoors with others). Failure to provide this proof and ID may result in being denied services.
How do you show proof of vaccination?
Any one of the following documentation accompanied by photo ID will be accepted documentation:
- A Vaccination Card issued by the CDC or a foreign governmental jurisdiction which includes the name of the person vaccinated, the type of vaccine provided, and the date(s) the dose or doses were administered;
- A photo or copy of a Vaccination Card either as a hardcopy or stored on a phone or electronic device; or
- A personal digital COVID-19 vaccine record issued by the State of California and available by going to https://myvaccinerecord.cdph.ca.gov/ or similar documentation issued by another state, local, or foreign governmental jurisdiction
Immunization Schedule
For a complete overview and further details, please visit the Center for Disease Control and Prevention’s website.
| Vaccine | Prior to Age 4 | Ages 4-6 | Ages 7-12 | Ages 13-17 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Diphtheria, Tetanus, and Pertussis (DTaP) |
Dose #1 at 2 months of age Dose #2 at 4 months of age Dose #3 at 6 months of age Dose #4 at 15 to 18 months of age |
Dose #5 at 4-6 years of age | Age 11 or 12 is recommended age for single dose | Catch-up vaccination if not vaccinated at age 11-12 |
| Measles, Mumps, Rubella | Dose #1 at age 12 months of age | Dose #2 at 4-6 years of age | None unless they have not had two prior doses | None unless they have not had two prior doses |
| Varicella (Chicken Pox) | Dose #1 at age 12 months of age | Dose #2 at 4-6 years of age | None unless they have not had two prior doses | None unless they have not had two prior doses |
| MMRV (alternative to separate MMR/Varicella dosing) | Dose #1 at age 12-15 months of age | Dose #2 at 4-6 years of age | None unless they have not had two prior doses | None unless they have not had two prior doses |
| Hepatitis B |
Dose #1 at birth Dose #2 1-2 months Dose #3 6-18 months (Alternative schedules exist) |
Additional doses not needed if immunized with 3-4 doses appropriately spaced as an infant | Additional doses not needed if immunized with 3-4 doses as an infant. If not immunized as an infant, alternative dosing schedule age 11-15 two doses Recombivax 4-6 months apart |
Additional doses not needed if immunized with 3-4 doses as an infant or had two dose adolescent series at ages 11-15. |
| Polio |
Dose #1 2 months Dose #2 4 months Dose #3 6-18 months |
Dose #4 at age 4 </ br>Note:If dose #3 given after 4th birthday and at least 6 months from dose #2 may omit dose#4 | Needed only if not immunized previously or foreign travel to designated destinations | Needed only if not immunized previously or foreign travel to designated destinations |
