Working With Vulnerable People Card
The Working with Vulnerable People (Background Checking) Act 2011 commenced on 8 November 2012. This is a mandatory requirement for all Marist Coaches, Managers and First Aid volunteers.
The application Form can be found here: WWVP Registration
or copy this link into your web browser:
https://www.accesscanberra.act.gov.au/app/answers/detail/a_id/1804/~/working-with-vulnerable-people-%28wwvp%29-registration
The registration is free for volunteers, but the application form will need to be lodged at any Canberra Connect office. Please submit your form as soon as possible, as the current processing rate can take up to 4- 6 weeks.
When completing the form:
Once the Registration card has been received a copy will need to be provided to the College to be kept on file. Scanned copies can be sent to: wwvp@mcc.act.edu.au. It should be renewed every three years.
All coaches, managers and volunteers are required to carry the card on them while working with students.
The application Form can be found here: WWVP Registration
or copy this link into your web browser:
https://www.accesscanberra.act.gov.au/app/answers/detail/a_id/1804/~/working-with-vulnerable-people-%28wwvp%29-registration
The registration is free for volunteers, but the application form will need to be lodged at any Canberra Connect office. Please submit your form as soon as possible, as the current processing rate can take up to 4- 6 weeks.
When completing the form:
- Please choose “General Registration” (page 3).
- Page 5, under ‘Regulated Activity Employer/Organisation’, the Contact Person is Ms Loretta McNaught, phone 02 62987200, email: LorettaMcNaught@mcc.act.edu.au
- The name of the organisation is ‘Marist Rugby Club’, and the address is Marr Street Pearce ACT 2607
Once the Registration card has been received a copy will need to be provided to the College to be kept on file. Scanned copies can be sent to: wwvp@mcc.act.edu.au. It should be renewed every three years.
All coaches, managers and volunteers are required to carry the card on them while working with students.
