How to guide: Safe from Harm Self-Assessment digital tool

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To make sure Scouting worldwide supports the highest safeguarding standards, all National Scout Organizations (NSOs) are requested to submit their Safe from Harm Self-Assessment through a digital tool. This will allow an easier process and management of data collection.
 
Use the Safe from Harm Self-Assessment Guidelines for further guidance on preparing for and conducting a self-assessment. 
 

Access to the digital tool

If you wish to complete the Safe from Harm Self-Assessment, you can request the link through the designated Safe from Harm focal point in the Region. Please note that each link is personal and unique to either the Official Contacts or Safe from Harm coordinators of your NSO, so it should not be shared or reused by others.

From the unique URL, the NSO representative can login with their scout.org user account.

 

Getting support

The Safe from Harm staff team is happy to support your organization in completing the Safe from Harm membership requirements or navigating the use of the digital self-assessment tool. If you need support, you may reach out directly to your Regional Safe from Harm focal point below:

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Africa – Mostaff

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Arab – Abdu

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Asia-Pacific – Ili

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Europe – Wumi

 

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Interamerica – Natalia 

 

They are available to help with any questions you may have about the process or accessing your NSO’s unique self-assessment link.

 

Submitting your NSO's self-assessment online

Follow this tutorial step by step through the process of how to submit your organisation's Safe from Harm Self-Assessment online. 

 

 

Next steps and support

You will receive feedback from your Regional Support Center on your Safe from Harm assessment within 8 weeks of submission.
 
If you need any further support to complete your self-assessment, you can reach out to your Regional Support Center or visit the Safe from Harm service page

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