RYLA 2015 December 4 – 6 The Inn at Virginia Tech
District 7570
SPEECH CONTEST
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SERVICE PROJECT
District 7570
Survey Comments I honestly enjoyed every aspect of this weekend. The workshops and speakers were amazing. I really enjoyed Stop Hunger Now. I enjoyed learning more about myself and how to improve myself, not only as a person but also as a leader. Learning more about leadership, meeting new people, and creating better friendships.
Youth Protection Policy
District 7570 Primary Goals of Youth Protection Policy Ensure all youth in district sponsored programs are protected from abuse and harassment Ensure all Rotarians working with youth are properly screened and certified Ensure all Rotarians working with youth are oriented with youth protection policies/procedures Ensure all Rotarians working with youth have an understanding of abuse and harassment, and are familiar with reporting procedures
District 7570 Points of Interest Certification Process – Page 4 Photographs/Media Release – Page 4 One-On-One Contact – Page 5 Training Requirements – Page 6 Prevention Methods – Page 9 Reporting Procedures – Page 10
District 7570 Volunteer Screening and Certification Screening must be conducted on all volunteers who have a supervisory role or significant interaction with youth (Youth advisors, chaperones and drivers) All district officials, committee chairs, club or district officers who may have a supervisory role or significant interaction with youth must be certified
District 7570 To Become Certified, a Volunteer Must: Complete and submit to a Background Check Meet Rotary International/District eligibility requirements for working with youth Participate in District or Club Youth Protection orientation or training and read Youth Protection Policies. It is recommended that each club have a designated youth coordinator to ensure all youth protection policies are achieved and carried out.
District 7570 Youth Protection Policy Compliance Affidavit Please sign and pass to the end of your row.
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