Purpose

This code describes the standards expected of volunteers representing Ensign Outreach Foundation.

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Respect and professionalism

Volunteers should treat beneficiaries, staff, partners, other volunteers, and community members with respect and avoid harassment, discrimination, intimidation, or exploitation.

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Safety and safeguarding

Volunteers must follow safety instructions, safeguarding requirements, program boundaries, and lawful directions from designated coordinators.

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Confidentiality

Non-public personal, applicant, donor, beneficiary, operational, or security information learned through service should not be disclosed without authorization.

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Conflicts 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.

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Communications 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.

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Concerns and accountability

Violations may result in coaching, reassignment, suspension, or removal from volunteer activities, depending on the circumstances.

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