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Start Your Scouting Journey

Find a Scout Group

We have a network of Scout Groups across the country, so finding one shouldn't be difficult. You can join the nearest Scout Group in your area or one of your choice. Joining a Scout Group is the first step towards your scouting journey.

1

Complete the Application

Once you have identified a Scout Group, you will need to fill out a youth application form and pay any required fees. This form will gather some basic information about you and your parent or guardian.

2

Start Scouting

With your application approved, you can begin your scouting journey. You will attend regular meetings where you will participate in various scouting activities. You will also have the opportunity to earn badges, meet new friends, and develop important life skills.

3

The Scouting Programs

FAQs about joining Scouts

The age range for Scout members is 7 to 19 years old. However if your are older than 19 years you can become a Volunteer.

The cost of joining Scouts can vary depending on the group you are joining.

Most Scout meetings occur weekly on the same day and time.

Yes, absolutely. Many Scouts have never camped before joining. The purpose of Scouts is to teach and develop a variety of skills and knowledge such as camping, outdoor cooking, and first aid. You may start with shorter camping trips and work your way up to longer ones as your skills and experience grow.

The time commitment for Scouts varies depending on the level of involvement. At the lowest level, Scouts may have a weekly commitment of 1-2 hours and up to 5-6 hours for more intensive activities.

Yes, Scouts wear a uniform when taking part in official Scouting activities, which typically includes a scout shirt, black pants, black belt, black shoes or boots, and a neckerchief or scarf. For new Scouts, a plain white t-shirt can be worn in place of the shirt until one is acquired.