Cheshire Scouts Newsletter – 24 January 2021
Cheshire Scouts Newsletter
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“Struggle develops strength and storms make you stronger” – Bear Grylls |
Woodbadge & Mandatory TrainingCheshire offers a wide range of online training to help Leaders fulfil their training obligations including first aid. This also includes validation workshops for those who have completed the learning element of a module and simply need it validating and the recently released dates for manager modules (limited spaces still available). |
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National all member online meeting – Thursday 11 FebruaryJoin the National Team on Thursday 11 February at 7pm when they will provide updates on what you can do to support the four key priority areas: delivering the programme, recruiting and motivating volunteers, keeping everyone safe, and funding Scouts. Register now, you’ll need to do this to receive your joining information. |
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Help find the Chief Scout’s Unsung Heroes 2021Nationally we’re on the lookout for 20 young people who’ve really gone above and beyond. They need to be UK Scouts aged 6–24 who’ve shown Scout values, courage, kindness and our ‘never give up’ spirit. They’ll each receive £500 to spend how they like. If you’d like to nominate a young person (not related to you) who deserves this award, please complete this form by 5pm on Tuesday 16 February. We hope to announce the winners at the beginning of April. |
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If you own your HQ read thisThe Local Restriction Support Grant is now open to Scout Groups that are registered for business rates to receive between £4,000 and £9,000. If you received the Retail, Leisure and Hospitality grant from your local authority, you should also be eligible for this this new grant. A number of Groups in Cheshire have already received their grant over the last 7 days. If yours has not arrived, then contact your local authority and if you need more support contact your DC. |
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New Youth Covid-19 Support FundAfter HQ lobbying the Government, along with other youth charities, the Department for Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS) has now announced a new £16.5m fund to help pay for any shortfall during November 2020 and March 2021. It’s different to the recovery fund, so make sure you apply if you’re eligible. |
