This scoring template serves as a tool to capture an National Scout Organization's scores while completing a Self-Assessment in Safe from Harm.

This infographic breaks down the key steps your organisation needs to take to meet the Safe from Harm membership requirements. 

These include:

Scouting America’s youth protection training has been updated with an entirely new look and feel, including a greater emphasis on the organization’s SAFE initiative, updated information on technology and the threat to youth online, and the use of real volunteers in real Scouting environments.

This Safe from Harm learning path will prepare you for going to the 16th World Scout Moot. To finish the learning path you need to complete the 3 online courses.

This course is mandatory for all Conference participants. 

The network of Researchers on Youth and Scouting Education aims to serve as a collaborative space for sharing findings, co-developing research, and building evidence for policy, and improving educational practice in Scouting.

This recorded online conversation with partners offers Scouts—including young people, adult volunteers, and NSO leadership—insightful dialogue with external safeguarding experts to explore emerging trends, challenges, and practical approaches to safeguarding.

This report presents the final review of the implementation of our Regional Scout Plan 2022-2025. It highlights the significant achievements made towards our strategic goals, as set during the 24th European Scout Conference. 

Part of the LifeLeaders Initiative, this Impact Innovators Challenge empowers Scouts aged 7 and up to become changemakers by using design thinking to solve community challenges.