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Freedom to care : application for new regulatory exemption - guide & application worksheet

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The Freedom to Care Act gives Cabinet authority to consider and grant one-time, common-sense exemptions to a regulatory requirement for non-profits performing a social good, where no other... More ≫

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The Freedom to Care Act gives Cabinet authority to consider and grant one-time, common-sense exemptions to a regulatory requirement for non-profits performing a social good, where no other exemption mechanism exists. This document is intended to provide organizations with additional information to help them complete the online application form for an exemption.

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Freedom to care : exemption to regulatory requirements fact sheet

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The Freedom to Care Act Cabinet authority to consider and grant one-time, common-sense exemptions to a regulatory requirement for non-profits performing a social good, where no other exemption... More ≫

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The Freedom to Care Act Cabinet authority to consider and grant one-time, common-sense exemptions to a regulatory requirement for non-profits performing a social good, where no other exemption mechanism exists. This document explains the new regulatory exemptions under the Act and describes how non-profits can apply for exemptions.

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Freedom to Care Act : scope of duties considerations for non-profit organizations

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There are a number of tools and resources available to help volunteers have a rewarding and productive volunteer experience. This resource provides non-profits with tools and resources to assist... More ≫

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There are a number of tools and resources available to help volunteers have a rewarding and productive volunteer experience. This resource provides non-profits with tools and resources to assist them with scope of duties, volunteer liability protections and best practices (including ones to manage risks).

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Freedom to Care Act : volunteer liability protection fact sheet

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The Freedom to Care Act gives volunteers protections from personal liability as long as they are performing their duties in good faith. This resource outlines what this means for individual... More ≫

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The Freedom to Care Act gives volunteers protections from personal liability as long as they are performing their duties in good faith. This resource outlines what this means for individual volunteers, professionals acting in their capacity as a volunteer, directors and officers of a non-profit, and non-profits themselves.

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