Scouts NSW
Belinda Butcher is an accomplished professional with extensive experience in biostatistics, medical writing, and academia. Currently serving as the Cancer Symptom Trials Scientific Advisory Committee Chair at the University of Technology Sydney, Belinda also holds the position of District Commissioner at Scouts NSW. With over a decade at UNSW as an adjunct and conjoint lecturer, Belinda teaches courses in public health, epidemiology, and statistics. As Director at WriteSource Medical Pty Ltd and WriteSource Consultancy, Belinda manages a biostatistics and medical writing consultancy. Previous roles include Medical Communications Manager at Janssen-Cilag and Volunteers Manager for the Ryde Region at Primary Ethics. Belinda's educational background includes a PhD in Pharmacology and a diploma in Sustainable Living.
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Scouts NSW
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Scouts NSW provides young Australians aged 5 to 25 with fun and challenging opportunities to grow through adventure. With over 18,000 youth and adult members from various cultural and religious backgrounds and with varying abilities, Scouts is one of the largest and most successful youth organisations in New South Wales. Today’s Scouts can take part in an extraordinary variety of outdoor activities, from ‘traditional Scouting skills’ such as camping and bush craft, through to more extreme challenges such as abseiling, overnight hiking, rafting, canoeing, canyoning, snow activities, rock climbing, sailing and even flying! Scouts can also become involved in performing arts, leadership development, community service, amateur radio operation, environmental projects, large-scale Australian events such as Cuborees, Jamborees and Ventures, international events, and service projects in developing countries. At Scouts NSW, we put the needs of young people first. Our youth led, adult supported approach ensures our youth members are always at the forefront of our program and gives them the platform to take a constructive place in society as responsible citizens and as members of their local, national and international communities.