Last month Woodcraft Folk pilotted the New Group Journey - a new online training resource for new groups and new volunteer leaders. The resource is the first step in creating an accessible training format for our thousands of volunteers.

Following additional funding from the National Voluntary Organisations in Scotland Fund, Woodcraft Folk are now looking to add to its online training resources by creating two new modules:

Give as you Live is an affiliate scheme that Woodcraft Folk has signed up to. It works in much the same way as a price comparison website - a retailer pays a commission for sending people to their website, except that in this case the commission goes to the charity of the customer’s choice.

The deadline for motions is tomorrow Thursday the 5th of June at 12 noon.

Any last minute ideas from your group/district,motions you forgot to submit, you've still got a few hours to get them in (Send them to: motions@woodcraft.org.uk)

If you miss the deadline it won't be discussed this year

Woodcraft Folk have begun to work with Beat Bullying,  an international bullying prevention charity working and campaigning to make bullying unacceptable, on the ground in the UK and across Europe.

Beat Bullying can provide resources, support and training for all Woodcraft Folk age groups to tackle bullying at a local level - have a look here.