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Dear all,

 

Thank you to all who were able to join us at one of the four strategic plan webinars over the last two weeks. It was a fantastic opportunity to engage directly with people from all levels of our organisation, present the Strategic Plan to you and most importantly listen to your thoughts on how we can work together to implement this plan successfully.

 

 

Webinar Recording

 

For those who were unable to attend, we strongly recommend you view a recording of the webinar by clicking below. 

The presentation spans around fifteen minutes, with over an hour of engaging Q&A sessions from both the Tuesday 15 May and Wednesday 24 May sessions.

 

 

Next Steps

 

As promised, the actions, objectives and measures of success have been attached for your reference and we ask you to consider the measures in your own planning.

We all have a different role to play, and we ask that you submit your own action plan (what, when, who) via the online form below.

In the webinar we explained in further detail some examples of how you can develop your own local Group action plan– and we hope that you are able to use these examples to develop unique actions and measures that are relevant to your own Group, your District, your Region or your Team.

 

By working together towards a common goal, we will be able achieve great things!

If at any time you have questions, please feel free to contact us on ask.chiefs@nsw.scouts.com.au.

 

Lloyd Nurthen

Chief Commissioner 

Kerry McGoldrick

Chair, Board of Directors  

Carolyn Campbell

Chief Executive Officer  

Child Safety in Scouting

Scouts Australia NSW is committed to operating as a child safe organisation and implementing child 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.

 

Imminent Danger

If a young person is in imminent danger, the matter should be reported directly and immediately to NSW Police on 131 444.

Where a report is made to the police, you should also subsequently notify the NSW State Office.

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