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SEPTEMBER WRAP-UP

September was amazing, with youth award recognitions, international representation and of course the long awaited Cuboree 2023. I talk about all this and more in my video covering events and news from September below.

I would love to hear your feedback on what you would like to see in this update and what you would like to hear from me!

If you're having trouble watching, you can read the video transcript here

For more information on what was mentioned in the video, visit the links below:

If you’ve got any feedback or ideas on things you would like us to cover, you can always email me at ask.chiefs@nsw.scouts.com.au.

Cheers,

Lloyd

Youth Safety in Scouting

Scouts Australia NSW is committed to operating as a youth safe organisation and implementing youth safe policies and practices in accordance with the elements of a child safe institution outlined by the Royal Commission into Institutional Responses to Child Sexual Abuse report entitled Creating Child Safe Institutions.

Remember

All suspicions, concerns or allegations about criminal matters or child protection matters should be reported directly to the Chief Commissioner, CEO, State Commissioner (Youth Protection & Issues Management) or the Manager of Safeguarding Youth, Issues Management and Research at the NSW State Service Centre. To make a report you may use the online youth protection form, call 9735 9000 or email YouthProtectionTeam@nsw.scouts.com.au.

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If someone is in danger NOW, the matter should be reported directly to NSW Police on 000. Where a report is made to the Police, you must also subsequently notify Scouts NSW State Office.

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