Showing posts with label community. Show all posts
Showing posts with label community. Show all posts

Monday, September 6, 2010

Linking in.

When a Youth member begins to link into the Gipp's Guides they select to do three personal challenges.
  • Service
    • to Guiding
    • To the community
  • collaboratively organise an activity where either
    • the community may attend
      • Youth members
      • District Team
      • Region Members
            or
    • They bring their friends and other Gipp's Guide members together.
  • The third is active participation with
    • The Gipp's Guide events
    • The District events
    • If possible the Region events
    • Also finding out about and participation with State and other levels of Guiding events.

At any time the Gipp's Guide may Choose to make her Guide Promise.  When this occurs she may then register to have the Promise Ceremony with another Gipp's Guide being there to 'take' her Promise - This Gipp's Guide of course has already made her Promise.

Tuesday, December 1, 2009

2010 Calendar to be supplied to others

Kira also suggested why not invite others in the Region to come to these meetings.  At least supply them with the calendar.  If it is forwarded to you will you let them know your opinion on what they want to do. My reply to this was I think that as a Cluster rep Danielle should get a copy, along with the Quarterly Cluster census's.

The Region Leader used to have supplied to her from the District Leaders a monthly paper re activities, service, events that the District and Units were participating in. i have asked Jane (the Region Leader)  if she still uses this information sheet.

Susan   1.12.09

Heart Week and JRFHeart

 When organising activities and events it is good to sometimes have the events, activites and services aligned with other organisisations and their service to community sections.

So I asked Mary-Lou from Jump Rope for Heart the following Question:

........  When is national heart week?  This may have some bearing on time /date factor