FAQ

 
What can my son bring with him to Hoffmann Center?
Below is a list to help you prepare your son for their stay at the Leo A. Hoffmann Center. You will find lists detailing what your son can/cannot bring. Staff will inventory all belongings at the time of intake and if any unapproved items are found, they will be sent home. Please keep in mind all clothing should contain appropriate themes; no drug, alcohol, or inappropriate slogans are allowed. Clothing should also fit appropriately; no exposed underwear is allowed. Clients are encouraged to leave expensive items at home. Hoffmann Center is not responsible for lost or damaged items. Staff has the authority to remove any items that may be determined as inappropriate or unsafe for your child to have. All items will be returned to their owner, or parents when appropriate.    
 
 
What he should bring
  • 7 pair of long pants or jeans (no rips, cuts, holes, etc.)
  • 1 belt (no studs)
  • 7 sweatshirts, sweaters, long-sleeved shirts (appropriate themes)
  • 10 T-shirts (appropriate themes)
  • 7 pair of shorts (no rips, cuts, holes, etc.)
  • 1 dress outfit if available (for church, etc.)
  • 2 pair pajamas/sweatpants (clients cannot wear boxer short to bed)
  • 5-10 pair underwear
  • 5-12 pair socks
  • 2 pair athletic shoes (one pair for phy. ed. must be non-marking or white sole)
  • 1 pair dress shoes, if available
  • 1 pair summer shoes or sandals (seasonal)
  • 1 fall/spring/winter coat (seasonal)
  • 1-2 pair winter mittens/gloves
  • 1 winter hat
  • 1 pair snow pants and winter boots (seasonal)
  • 1-2 swimming suits
  • 1 baseball hat
  • 1 pair sunglasses
  • Personal bedding can be brought, but is supplied by LAHC
  • 1 alarm clock without radio if desired
  • Up to 5 appropriate theme books
  • 1-2 appropriate posters
  • Electric razor
  • No jewelry allowed except 1 watch and 1 necklace without metal chain
  • Bible or religious materials
  • May bring own hygiene supplies, but all are provided by LAHC
  • No more than 15 personal hobbies (card games, board games, models, yarn, crossword books, etc.)
 
Do not bring
  • Tobacco or drugs of any kind
  • Alcohol or toiletries containing alcohol (mouthwash, cologne, etc.)
  • Weapons or sharp items (glass, ceramic, metal files, pocket knives, pins, needles, tacks, picture frame with glass, etc.)
  • Magazines
  • Remote control cars, skateboards, or rollerblades
  • Video games, video game systems, cassettes, DVD’s, CD’s, computer games, hand-held games, recording devices, flashlights, walkmans, large or expensive stereos, stereos with detachable speakers, etc)
  • Fans, lamps, or other plug in devices
  • Weights, sports equipment, cleats (one baseball/softball glove allowed, center has everything else)
  • Food or beverages
  • Harmful chemicals (aerosol products, toxic model paints and glue, white out, permanent markers, bleach, etc.)
  • Body jewelry (no jewelry is allowed except one watch and one necklace with a non-metal chain).
  • Cell phones, pagers
  • Credit or debit cards, checkbooks, or excessive amounts of cash
  • Maps
  • Spiral bound notebooks
National School Lunch Program Information
Leo A. Hoffmann Center Inc. participates in the National School Lunch Program and is an equal opportunity provider.
 
“In accordance with Federal law and US Department of Agriculture policy, this institution is prohibited from discriminating on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, age, or disability. To file a complaint of discrimination, write USDA, Director, Office of Civil Rights, 1400 Independence Avenue, SW, Washington, DC, 20250-9410 or call (800)795-3272 or (202) 720-6382 (TTY). USDA is an equal opportunity provider and employer.”
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