How can you support our Group
Leaders are volunteers who donate around 3-4 hours of their time every week to the provision of fun programmes for our youth, we ask that you support us however you can.
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The smooth running of programmes and the Group at large means we expect caregivers of all our youth to occasionally help out, to support fundraising efforts , help out occasionally to keep our facilities in good condition and or even better you can volunteer as a Leader, Parent Helper, Scout Associate or a Committee Member.
Any adult who intends to stay over at camps and sleepovers, provide transport, and regularly stay at weekly sessions are required to become a member of SCOUTS NZ by either becoming a Warranted Leader or a Police Vetted Adult Helper
Please talk to a leader about how you can join up via https://forms.scouts.nz/s/
WHAT YOU GET FROM VOLUNTEERING
Our Volunteers often tell us that they get far more back from giving a bit of their time and passion. Here are some of the ways you might benefit.
PERSONAL GROWTH
We offer three development pathways for our volunteers; youth development, adventure skills, and understanding scouting. We help you develop skills across these three areas so you can become a more effective leader for our young people.
IMPACT
Our volunteers have an impact on the young people they work with as well as their local community. Our volunteers donate over 1 Million hours of youth development on an annual basis. That is a significant positive impact on Aotearoa New Zealand.
COMMUNITY
We are an awesome community of 20,000 people who share a common set of values. Our volunteers join for the young people, and end up staying because of the wider scout community
VOICE
Through our leadership team structure our volunteers have a voice in how the organisation runs. This includes an opportunity to serve on the National Board or National Council. Your voice contributes to building a robust community based organisation.
NEW EXPERIENCES
Our volunteers get to participate in new experiences. From learning how to tramp safely, to abseiling for the first time, part of volunteering is participating with young people in the awesome experiences we run
RECOGNITION
We recognise our volunteers’ contribution in several ways. We have a long service recognition scheme. We also have awards for exceptional service at different levels of the organisation. Finally, we have formal awards for recognising best practice.
KEAS
Tuesday 17th Sept 5.15pm-6.15pm Meet at BHB Hall
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Thursday 19th Sept 5.15pm-6.15pm . Meet at BHB Hall
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CUBS
Tuesday 17th Sept 6.30pm-8.30pm Meet at BHB Hall
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Thursday 19th Sept 6.30pm-8.30pm
Meet at BHB Hall
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SCOUTS
Monday 16th Sept BHB Hall 6.45pm-8.30pm
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Thursday 19th Sept 6.45pm-8.30pm Meet at BHB Hall
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Venturers
Monday 16th Sept Meet at BHB Hall