As many of you are now aware, Phil Woolaston has made the difficult decision to step down from the District Lead Volunteer role after five years. We thank him for everything he has done during this time and for his support for the district and wider county. 

It is now time to find a new person to take on this role.– we are looking for a new Lead Volunteer to build on this success and to continue ensuring that Scouting in Hinckley is moving forward and providing the opportunities for all  young people .  

 

This is an exciting opportunity for an inspiring and motivated individual to shape the future of Scouting in Hinckley District – supporting volunteers, strengthening Groups and ensuring more Young People can experience fun and adventure. 

 

Who do you know who is…  

  1.  inspirational and enthusiastic 
  2. a brilliant problem solver 
  3. a dream at building and leading a team of key volunteers 
  4. resourceful and energetic 
  5. passionate about developing young people and volunteers 

Does this sound like you? Or maybe someone you know? The role can be shared between more than one volunteer if preferred as a joint role working collaboratively. 

 

We are here to fill you in on the details. If you want to know more, please do get in touch with Paula on email at paula.evans@scouts.org.uk or Lou on 07759 133693 or email at louise.ousley@scouts.org.uk   

There are a many ways that you can apply or nominate someone else – why not give it a go:   

  • Have a read of the  Vacancy Pack which contains a full team description. 
  • Click here to apply/nominate someone using our online form or paper forms attached. 
  • Contact Paula Evans  (County Lead Volunteer) paula.evans@scouts.org.uk   

We would like applications by Tuesday 24th November 

Thank you for your time so far. Please distribute this email wider to anyone you think may be interested, and please do get in touch with questions that you may have!  

Paula Evans  

Lead Volunteer – East Midlands

County Lead Volunteer – Leicestershire

 

 



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