Do parent helpers need DBS checks girlguiding?
Do parent helpers need DBS checks girlguiding?
Helpers and parents All volunteers aged 18 or over who are staying overnight at a residential event must have completed the recruitment and vetting procedure – including a disclosure check. Non-member volunteers must be checked too and assigned the role of Residential Occasional Helper on GO.
Who needs a DBS check in girlguiding?
We are able to complete a disclosure check only for individuals who are aged 18 or over, and are in regulated activity.
Why does girlguiding have safeguarding?
Our safeguarding policy, procedures and guidance aim to create a safe space for great guiding experiences, by protecting the safety and wellbeing of all our girls, young women and adults, regardless of their role.
Who can you report a girlguiding safeguarding incident or concern to?
local commissioner
To report a concern Contact your local commissioner or the Safeguarding team at Girlguiding HQ who will inform you of the next actions to take.
What documents do you need for DBS?
Basic DBS Check One document of identification, such as a passport or driving licence. One document that verifies your proof of address, which can be a utility bill, bank or credit card statement or driving licence (provided it shows your current address and has not been used as the ID document).
How do I become a DBS verifier?
At the very least, you will need to be a trusted safeguarding recruiter with a current valid ECB DBS to become an ID verifier. Some Counties also prefer you to be your club’s Welfare Officer, however many will welcome others to become verifiers for their club.
What is the girlguiding code of conduct?
Be fair and treat everyone with respect and dignity in accordance with our Equality and Diversity policy. Respect privacy in line with our policies and guidance. Communicate in an open and respectful way, whether in person, by phone, writing or digital media.
What is a digital safeguarding policy?
DIGITAL SAFEGUARDING Digital safeguarding refers to the safeguarding policies, procedures and practices relating to online spaces. The same safeguarding principles apply to Oxfam’s programmes and activities, whether these take place digitally or physically.
How many units is a rainbow?
Meetings in your usual meeting place
| Suggested minimum unit size | Suggested unit size | |
|---|---|---|
| Rainbow units | 5 | 12-15 |
| Brownie units | 12 | 12-18 |
| Guide units | 12 | 12-30 |
| Rangers | 5 | N/A |
What age is Rainbow guiding for?
Finally, in 1987 a decision was made, and Guiding launched a brand new section which tried to solve the debates over names and colours – Rainbows! It was open to 5-7 year olds (although Northern Ireland were allowed to continue admitting 4-year-olds, and they still do).
What will you do In Rainbows?
Welcome to the world of Rainbows. There’s lots of fun things for you to see and do. You can watch films, sing-along to songs and find activities to try at home or at your Rainbows meeting. What will you do today?
What do rainbows do with badges?
Rainbows were encouraged to sew any badges they gain onto the polo shirt above the hem – some gain enough to cover the whole of the front! In 2012 Rainbows celebrated their 25th Birthday, they had a special anniversary badge, designed by a Rainbow, and all sorts of special events were organised including parties, outings, gatherings and sleepovers.
What has happened to the Rainbow programme?
In July 2018 a new Rainbow programme was launched, with a 1-year transition period. It saw the Roundabouts replaced by a programme which ran through all the Guiding sections. It had six themes – Know Myself, Express Myself, Be Well, Have Adventures, Take Action, and Skills For My Future.
