Local Awards and Recognition Team role
Contents
- What is the National Awards Advisory Group?
- Local Awards and Recognition Team role
- Local Awards and Recognition Team members
- Sharing Local Awards and Recognition Teams
- Local Awards and Recognition Team meetings
- Best use of a Local Awards and Recognition Team
- Local Awards and Recognition Team good practice
- Key contacts for support
Local Awards and Recognition Team role
Lead Volunteers are encouraged (but not required) to set up a Local Awards and Recognition Team as a sub team of the Volunteering Development Team to support them in the decision-making for awards.
Where a Lead Volunteer wishes to use a Local Awards and Recognition Team in their location, the team could be responsible for things such as:
- Be proactive in the promotion of the Scout Awards Scheme.
- Promote external national honours and other awards schemes locally.
- Proactively collate evidence for nominations for Scout award nominations (for Good Service and Meritorious Conduct/Gallantry awards) as well as evidence to support national honour nominations.
- Facilitate an ongoing review of volunteers who may be eligible for a Good Service award.
- Locally encouraging individuals to submit Good Service award nominations for those that are eligible.
- If individuals in the Team are assigned the Award Nominations Supporter accreditation, they will also be responsible for locally supporting/approving Good Service Award nominations that are submitted for members in their location.
- Help support local award presentation events as appropriate.
- Provide an annual awards summary report to their locations Trustee Board.
The membership system will allow Lead Volunteers and individuals who've been assigned the Award Nominations Supporter accreditation, for their location to use dashboards and reports concerning awards.