Beverley and Hornsea Scouts has a team of volunteer leaders, who, between them help support the leaders of the various groups and sections in the Beverley and Hornsea area, they are also the interface between Humberside County Scouts and the Group Scout Leaders.

The District Leadership Team

Purpose

The District Leadership Team leads and inspires volunteers to give young people great experiences and skills for life. They make sure the teams in their District are organised, have enough volunteers, and can deliver a great programme. 

Who's in the team

• District Lead Volunteers
• District Youth Leads
• District Leadership Team Members
• Programme Team Leaders 
• Volunteering Development Team Leaders
• Support Team Leaders
• Lead Volunteers of each Scout Group 
• 14–24 Team Leaders
• Team Leaders of any sub-teams of the District Leadership Team.

So what do the District Leadership Team do?

Make sure teams across the District:

• Work well on their own (and together). 
• Are inclusive and reflect the demographics of their local area. 
• Have the resources, skills and enthusiasm to deliver the Scouts strategy.

Make sure:

• Volunteers in the District’s teams fulfil their safety and safeguarding responsibilities, including keeping up to date with changes, and being aware of safeguarding concerns in the District.
• Volunteers are aware of Our Volunteering Culture, reflect on it, commit to it, and apply it in their teams.   

Allocated tasks

• Help with recruitment to make sure there are always Trustee Chairs, Team Leaders and Group Lead Volunteers in the District. 
• Support the District Youth Lead to work with teams across the District and its Groups so they can be shaped by young people.