Purpose
This code describes the standards expected of volunteers representing Ensign Outreach Foundation.
\nRespect and professionalism
Volunteers should treat beneficiaries, staff, partners, other volunteers, and community members with respect and avoid harassment, discrimination, intimidation, or exploitation.
\nSafety and safeguarding
Volunteers must follow safety instructions, safeguarding requirements, program boundaries, and lawful directions from designated coordinators.
\nConfidentiality
Non-public personal, applicant, donor, beneficiary, operational, or security information learned through service should not be disclosed without authorization.
\nConflicts and personal benefit
Volunteers should disclose meaningful conflicts of interest and must not misuse their role, foundation property, beneficiary relationships, or confidential information for improper personal benefit.
\nCommunications and media
Photos, public statements, social-media posts, and representations made on behalf of the foundation should follow applicable communication, consent, privacy, and safeguarding requirements.
\nConcerns and accountability
Violations may result in coaching, reassignment, suspension, or removal from volunteer activities, depending on the circumstances.
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