Adult Support - Can You Help?

Helping the Scout Movement

There are many ways you can help the Scout Movement. As a volunteer you could help young people pursue a worthwhile and enjoyable hobby. At the same time you can do something challenging and rewarding in your spare time, meet socially with others with similar interests and HAVE FUN! You can give as much or as little time as you choose.

How can I help? Checking over the tents

Leaders
Adults aged from 18 years are needed to work directly with young Members in running weekly meetings and other activities, it is a rewarding role. We have uniformed Leaders and Assistant Leaders as well as Section Assistants, who give what time they can in support of the Beavers, Cubs, Scouts and Explorer Scouts.


Management
Adults aged from 21 years are needed as Group Scout Leaders and Commissioners to work with adult Leaders by providing support and training.


Instructors
Young people and adults aged from 16 years can join us on an occasional or regular basis as Instructors on specific activities such as swimming, cooking, climbing, computing, crafts etc.


Administrators
Young people and adults are needed as chairmen, secretaries and treasurers to manage the business end of things such as finance, property management and general planning.

Lovely day for a hike!

Committee Members
Adults aged from 18 years are needed to work on committees to contribute their experience or perspective to the decision-making needed to operate Scouting locally.


Supporters and Helpers
Adults aged from 18 years are needed to help provide the extra support for the Movement’s training, fund-raising, meetings and a whole range of activities.


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This is a brief introduction to the many opportunities to help make Scouting a success. Further details can be found at the links indicated.


If you want to go ahead and make contact locally at the District or Group level, you can get in touch with the District Commissioner or District Secretary, or with the District Explorer Scout Commissioner (all at this link) or via the individual Group Secretaries or Group Scout Leaders under the "Our Groups" pages at the top menu button. You can also download a form from the national "Scoutbase" (http://www.scoutbase.org.uk) website at this link http://www.scoutbase.org.uk/6to25/join 

They've seen the light.  How about you?

 

There is some useful information on all of the uniformed a support roles in Scouting at this link:

http://www.scouts.org.uk/join/adulthelp.html


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