Life is often challenging and it’s normal to feel anxious sometimes, which can spur us on to take action, being aware of risks and getting a sense of proportion. However, the anxious thoughts can tip over into being hard to control. We may be good at hiding our anxiety or it may be overly affecting… Continue Reading Boost resilience

1st Response is Girlguiding’s first aid training and is completed by working through an eLearning and a training session of roughly 6 hours. The training maybe face to face or a mixture of face to face and webinar (live online training). Trainings are organised locally, normally by your county, and may use a Girlguiding trainer… Continue Reading Training spotlight

In 2022 a group of Queen’s Guides in Anglia formed a project group to review and develop supporting materials for leaders or local commissioners to use to support young members to transition between sections. Over our June, July and August Signpost newsletter, we will be launching these newly branded resources. In June, you can expect… Continue Reading Moving on up

You said you wanted more awareness of Girlguiding and more resources to support recruiting volunteers and young members locally. This month we launch the Anglia pass it on the campaign. We’ve continued to work with volunteers and listen to the needs of grassroots leaders as we launch the first phase of this project to the… Continue Reading Recruiting new volunteers