Volunteer Required training
Step 1 - Registration with Scouting America -my.scouting.org You will need to do this for yourself e-mail me once completed.
Step 2 - Safeguarding Youth Training (SYT) Training Link
Step 3 - AB 506 Requirements (if you already have AB506 from another volunteer position please email me your certificate and then go ahead and complete the Live Scan)
Visit the Greater LA Council's AB506 page and complete all three components:
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LiveScan Fingerprinting
(Be sure to note the date, location, and your ATI number.)
Step 4 - Once complete, please email proof of completion to:
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Bill DeWitt (Greater LA Council AB506 Chair) – ab506@greaterlascouting.org
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Danette Verdugo – danette.verdugo@scouting.org
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Troop Email –pvtroop276wm@gmail.com
Wilderness & Remote First Aid Training
Oct. 25-26, 2025
Cuhsman Watt
Scout Center
Wilderness and Remote First Aid Fall 2025 PURPOSE: Extend Scout Leaders knowledge of First Aid to those situations where professional response may not be immediately available. This training is geared towards Adult Scout Leaders and those Scout parents going to a Scout High Adventure Base activity or Scout wilderness activity.
DATE: Saturday and Sunday 25 & 26 October 2025 TIME: 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. each day
LOCATION: Cushman Watt Scout Center, 2333 Scout Way, Los Angeles COST: $90.00 for Wilderness First Aid and CPR/AED by 18 October 2025. If fewer than five sign ups are made prior to that date a cancellation notice will be sent. Otherwise a confirmation will be sent after that date. Cost includes a CD with all printed material on it.
REGISTRATION: Online registration with check, paypal or credit card is available at http://glaachat.org/register. For help with registration contact Hannibol Sullivan, Community Engagement Coordinator (SR) and HAT Advisor at (213) 413-4400 or email Hannibol.Sullivan@scouting.org.
EQUIPMENT: None needed.
MEALS: All meals are the responsibility of the participants. Time will be allotted to go out or you can bring your own snacks, lunch and refreshments.
MAXIMUM SIZE: 45 students
OVERVIEW: CPR/AED class includes printed materials as well as AED demonstration using an AED trainer and use of CPR manikins. Successful completion of the course earns a certification valid for two years.
REQUIREMENTS: For Wilderness and Remote First Aid Certification, current certification in Adult CPR & AED which will be taught at the beginning of the class. For First Aid Basics – have knowledge of Tenderfoot, Second Class & First Class First Aid skills, and completion of the online trainings in Weather Hazards, Safe Swim Defense and Safety Afloat. I
NSTRUCTORS: Rick Reeley and Dave Rolandelli
QUESTIONS: Rick Reeley course instructor at reeleyr@cmtlaw.com A USB thumb drive with all printed material on it will be given to each participant. Hike Aid 3, “Full Dimension High Adventure Training”, has a complete discussion of the training programs of the GLAAC-HAT. It may be downloaded from the Council High Adventure website at http://glaac-hat.org/HikeAids.html.
Questions about any of them are to be directed to Michael Schlaifer; Vice ChairTraining: (213)247-8808 (C); e-mail, michael@schlaifer.com
