Youth protection requires sustained vigilance. That is why the BSA has continued to develop and enhance its youth protection efforts as everyone continues to learn more about the dangers and challenges facing youth. The BSA has established a multi-tiered youth protection approach focused on volunteer screening, education and trainings for everyone in the program, and clear policies to protect youth. All registered adults are required to complete Youth Protection Training within 30 days of submitting a completed BSA application. Log in to your MyScouting account and complete the training online today. THIS IS HOW IT WORKS ADULT VOLUNTEERS Step 1: Chartered Organizations Reference Check Step 2: Application Step 3: Criminal Background Check Step 4: Ineligible Volunteer File Check Step 5: Adult Leader Youth Protection Training PARENTS & SCOUTS Step 1: Parental and Scout Youth Protection Education Step 2: Parental Policy Notification Step 3: Empowerment of Scouts THE BSA LAYERS OF PROTECTION > Youth Protection National Director > Open Program > Privacy of youth and adult members > "Two Deep" leadership > Mandatory Reporting Review the complete Boy Scouts of America Youth Protection policy at www.scouting.org/bsayouthprotection. |
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The mission of the Boy Scouts of America is to prepare young people
to make ethical and moral choices over their lifetimes
by instilling in them the values of the Scout Oath and Law
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