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Scouting in the Perth Hills

Locality: Mundaring, Western Australia, Australia

Address: Jocob street 6074 Mundaring, WA, Australia

Website: http://scoutswa.com.au

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25.01.2022 Reminder Joti is open to all from 10am-3pm today at Jar-ree Centre. Chidlow Street Mt Helena.

22.01.2022 Please help me hit my goal A big thing for us, as a personal cause. Dingo (1st Mundaring ) Samuel (1st Mundaring)

17.01.2022 COVID-19 Special Scouts@Info Edition 3 Dear members, parents and supporters, The COVID-19 situation is continuing to evolve here in WA...Continue reading

17.01.2022 OZ Venture 2021 I Registrations Note - Registrations closed until further notice. please check the Oz Venture 2021 Facebook page as they will continue ton provide updates on when they will reopen. Registrations have opened for OZ Venture 2021!!... OZ Venture 2021 is an amazing opportunity for all Venturer Scouts to come together for an unforgettable, once-in-a lifetime experience!! Expeditions are the first phase of a Venture varying in length, location, range of activities and cost, an Expedition is your chance to truly shape your experience and this time they are being held all around the Pacific Region!! The second phase of Oz Venture is where the Venturer Scouts get to enjoy on-site & off-site activities, entertainment & chill-out areas and is being held in Sydney. For more information regarding key dates (starting dates range between 28 December 2020 through to 2 January 2021), FAQ's and how to register, head on over to https://www.ozventure2021.com.au Be sure to check out our OZ Venture 2021 - WA Contingent Facebook page and Instagram @wacon_ozv2021 for more updates as they are released. All enquiries regarding Oz Venture 2021 to be directed to Danielle Reed, WA Contingent Leader, at [email protected].

16.01.2022 It is with a very sad and heavy heart that I write this post.......... My Brother in law, Michael Madlener, passed away on the evening of Friday 10th July 2020. His courageous battle with Motor Neuron Disease is now over. Pam and their sons would like to invite all Scout and Guide personnel that knew Michael to attend his funeral which will be held at 3.00pm on Friday 17th July 2020, at Purslowe and Chipper funerals, 239 Great Eastern Highway (cnr Brockman Rd) in Midland. Please wear full uniform including awards. I ask that all members please wait till all family and friends are seated before coming into the chapel. At the conclusion of the service we will be forming a Guard of Honour as he leaves the funeral home in the hearse. Please contact me if you require any further information. Patrice (Nushka).

10.01.2022 ANZAC DAY Lest we forget

10.01.2022 Sad news https://www.facebook.com/13665839/posts/10223394204747776/

06.01.2022 JAMBOREE ON THE INTERNET COMING APRIL 3-5: JOTI - SPECIAL EDITION Scouts - you inspire us with your commitment to keep Scouting active, even in difficult times. That’s why we’re creating a Special Edition of JOTI, helping bring Scouting to the homes of young people everywhere! On the weekend of April 3rd, let’s come together online for virtual campfires , global chats , skill sharing & more. Stay tuned for more info: www.jotajoti.info ... #Scouts #JOTI #TogetherAtHome

03.01.2022 We did it!!! It seems that the record has been broken for the largest virtual camp tent with over 80,000 people registered!!! Final numbers will be confirmed ...over the weekend from Northumberland Scouts who have been the key organisers of this but until then Send us your photos by including them in the comments below or emailing them to [email protected] and we will add them to our album

02.01.2022 Scouts at Salter point for the Leadership course

02.01.2022 Special Scouts@Info: COVID-19 Dear Members, In light of the increasing situation of COVID-19 in Western Australia, Scouts WA is giving a current statement to support and guide our members in the State. ... The risk of transmission in Australia remains low; however, the situation is evolving. Western Australians should remain alert, but not be alarmed. The best way to prevent the spread of COVID-19 is by practising good hand hygiene and sneeze/cough etiquette. This includes reminding members: Wash your hands frequently with soap and water for at least 20 seconds, before and after eating, and after going to the toilet Cover your cough and sneeze, dispose of tissues, and use alcohol-based hand sanitiser If people are unwell, avoid contact with others (stay more than 1.5 metres from people) Remind people not to attend if they are sick with respiratory symptoms Recommend people don’t attend Scouting events or meetings if they have been overseas within 14 days to the countries listed on the Department of Health website Groups are reminded about the importance of good personal hygiene including hand washing with single use towels, not sharing cups and cutlery, making sure washing of cutlery and crockery is appropriate and observing personal space We have set up a quick-action team and Scouts WA is monitoring the situation including levels of actions we may ask groups, formations and activity groups to undertake in the future. We are working with the Board and Program teams in regards to major events and gatherings, and will provide releases to members through Scouts@Info and social media. We are following State and Federal guidelines and taking advice from professionals, and encourage all members to remain calm. For our Scouting volunteers over the age of 65 or with multiple medical conditions or any form of immunocompromise, we ask that you carefully consider taking a break or adopting a higher vigilance in hand hygiene while attending Scout activities for the foreseeable future as they are the group at highest risk. Please refer to the Department of Health website https://www.healthywa.wa.gov.au/Articles/A_E/Coronavirus Please also consider printing and displaying the attached hand washing poster and ensuring single use hand drying towels, recognising this may not be as sustainable or environmentally friendly but this issue calls for such measures. Regards Caitlin Arcus Acting Chief Commissioner Scouts WA

01.01.2022 Here’s a link to connect to scouts and guides anytime https://www.scoutlink.net/

01.01.2022 https://facebook.com/events/s/campwest-2020/513189076246734/?ti=icl