In this section, you will find educational approaches that can help you incorporate new methods into your Youth Programme to help you effectively integrate young people affected by a humanitarian crisis into Scouting. Additionally, we offer e-learning tools and training designs tailored for Adults in Scouting, which also cover Safe from Harm practices specific to Scouting in humanitarian contexts.
"This is a tool developed by the Latvian NSO. These question cards are meant for group leaders in their work
This training guide by Lithuanian Scouts is focused on helping Scout leaders organize summer camps that include refugee children, as it trains them on topics like psychological first aid, and ensuring a safe and inclusive environment is fostered at the camps.
Developed by Lithuanian Scouts, this training programme was conducted to train Scout leaders on becoming involved in Humanitarian Action, covering multiple topics like psychological first aid, Safe from Harm, and how to avoid volunteer burnout.
"This course is developed by the Romanian NSO to develop the knowledge, attitudes and skills necessary for a Scout leader, youth worker, trainer, or facilitator by equipping them with the necessary intervention methods, tools, and techniques in non-formal education for refugee populations."
Designed by the Romanian NSO, this guide is for adult volunteers and leaders to help and professionals working in non-formal education in particular.
This statement developed by the Czech NSO outlines the importance of integrating young Ukrainians and other refugee communities into Scouting.
Developed by the Czech NSO, this comprehensive resource is a step-by-step guide into integrating young refugees into local Scout groups and Scouting activities, taking into consideration important aspects such as finances, communicating with parents, preparing volunteers and other practical infor
Created by Czech Scouts, this paper game was used to build connections and spread knowledge between Ukrainian and Czech children. The concept and design of this game can be adapted to any context by an NSO to encourage integration and raise awareness.
The U-Report is a social messaging and data collection tool designed by UNICEF. During the UAct project, Scouts were promoting the use of U-Report among Ukrainians as the tool gave them access to helpful and critical information and services.