Kids Club
A room of their own, a few steps from where you will be sitting.
Children belong in the
convention story too.
Kids Club gives children ages one to six their own supervised setting while parents and older siblings take part in the convention.
The programme supports the whole family being present, without treating a young child as an interruption to the week.
How the room works
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A place made for little ones
Activities, play and rest are planned around younger children rather than adapted from the youth schedule.
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Close to the convention
Kids Club operates near the main program so parents remain within reach when their child needs them.
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A screened team
FreedomGRC screens volunteers who serve with children and youth before they enter those roles.
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Part of the same week
Kids Club runs alongside the convention, so a family arrives together and leaves together.
The same room, across a convention week.
What parents ask first.
What holds every year, wherever the convention lands.
- Ages one to six
- Children older than six are served through NextGen, which runs its own full convention track.
- Beside the main room
- Close enough that a parent can be reached within the same corridor, not across the building.
- Screened volunteers
- Every adult serving with children clears a background check before they enter the role.
Coming as a family
The whole household
can come.
Kids Club, NextGen and the main convention schedule are built to run alongside each other.