Inspiring Young People
Our youngsters could not have all this fun and excitement without the dedication of the Leaders who give a lot of time to provide the programme of activities. In order to do it they need a lot of non-uniformed adult support.

There is a continuing programme of recruitment for: -

Leaders and Section Assistants ~ who can make the necessary commitment

Helpers ~ who can help regularly or who are willing to join a rota

Supporters ~ who can help with individual events or activities (e.g. checkpoints on a hike; refreshments at a Scout event.)

Administrators ~ committee members, secretaries, treasurers, quartermasters, fund raisers, etc.

The Scout Fellowship ~ to provide organizational and social activities for all the Leaders and supporters.

All offers of help at Group or District level will be gratefully received.
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The welfare of young people

The Scout Association has a legal and moral duty to take care of its young people. Adults in Scouting have the responsibility to protect youngsters from harm and the Association has a clear policy to safeguard all its members. This is outlined in the 'Young People First' code of good practice, which is issued to all adults.

In addition, all adults who have access to young people have to complete a Criminal Records Bureau check to ensure that they are fit and proper persons to work with young people. Members of Groups and District Executive Committees are also governed by the Charity Commission rules for trustees.