How to run Youth Group

Collect rego information, sign people in, collect money, provide a warm welcoming presence. Collect new people information – especially parent/caregiver contact information. What you will need ipad/mobile phone pen Square payment device Print off Sign in sheet for Guests & un-updated Regulars use ipad to access Fri Night Youth Checklist – to check in young people Fri Night Parents –

Tuesday – Wed Youth Group Confirm coming week program details with organisers Email Communication with Parents/Youth regarding this week Post up Event information on Youth group FB (with a photo) and Youth Leaders FB Check organisation progress with next week organisers Complete next week TMP program sheet/risk Begin prep if speaking this Friday night Contact Cooks if having dinner Get

A trustworthy community puts everybody’s safety first. First Aid Incident Report Youth Events Safety Plan Form

Across our church, we seek to cultivate 3 areas of faith growth. FAITH: follow Jesus and help others to follow BELONGING: belong and help others to belong SERVICE: serve and help others to serve Did you notice the outward focus for each area? Healthy faith growth is good for you, and for others. Small Groups can support these faith outcomes

Our Community nights are our big, fun & memorable events that focus on building belonging in our youth group. They are active, culture building nights. To help make it easier to plan our community nights, here is information to get you going. Our 5 Keys for Community nights These Five Keys order our priorities for our decisions and our conduct.

There are lots of resources for games. Watch this video first on how to use games to build culture and community Helpful youtube channel Great intro to how to think about using Games Scouts resources Activity ideas Fun activities youtube channel Cool Game ideas Creative Team building Team building