Volunteering at  1st Formby

Introduction

As an adult, you have the incredible opportunity to contribute to the Scouting movement and make a positive impact on young lives. Whether you’re passionate about outdoor adventures, mentoring, or organizational management, there’s a role for you. Let’s explore some of the key adult volunteer positions available at 1st Formby.

1. Section Leader

• Role Description:

  • Section Leader: Leads a specific Scout section (e.g., Beavers, Cubs, Scouts, Explorers).

• Responsibilities:

  • Develop and implement section programs.

  • Support and guide other adult volunteers.

  • Uphold Scouting values and principles.

2. Assistant Leader

• Role Description: Assistant Leaders work closely with Section Leaders. They help plan and deliver programs, mentor youth members, and contribute to the overall success of the section.

• Responsibilities:

  • Collaborate with the Section Leader.

  • Assist in program development.

  • Foster a positive Scouting experience.

3. Section Assistant

• Role Description: Section Assistants work directly with young people in Scout sections. They assist Leaders in planning and delivering engaging activities, fostering personal development, and creating memorable experiences for Scouts.

• Responsibilities:

  • Support section meetings and events.

  • Help maintain a safe and inclusive environment.

  • Encourage participation and teamwork.

4. Occasional Helper/Parent

• Role Description: Occasional Helpers are flexible volunteers who assist with specific tasks or events. They might be parents, guardians, or community members who lend a hand when needed.

• Responsibilities:

  • Assist during outings, camps, or special activities.

  • Provide logistical support.

  • Share skills or expertise.

5. Fundraiser

• Role Description: Fundraisers play a crucial role in securing resources for Scout groups. They organize fundraising events, seek sponsorships, and help maintain financial stability.

• Responsibilities:

  • Plan and execute fundraising initiatives.

  • Collaborate with the community and businesses.

  • Ensure funds are used effective.

Conclusion

Scouting offers diverse opportunities for adults to contribute their skills, passion, and time. If you’re interested in any of these roles or want to explore others, reach out to our adult members or contact our Group Scout Leader. Together, we can continue building a vibrant and impactful Scouting community! 

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