When Lolwethu Ndaba first walked into a Scout meeting, she barely said a word. Today, she can proudly say that she is a 1st Gladstone Springbok Scout! Here she reflects…
The World Health Organization (WHO) marks World Drowning Prevention Day, reminding governments, organisations and communities that drowning is both predictable and preventable. The WHO’s campaign highlights that if we unite…
As we celebrate World Youth Skills Day , we are reminded that investing in young people is one of the most powerful ways to build stronger communities and a more…
17-year-old Scout Aarushi Bhoora from the 1st Umbogintwini Scout Group recently spearheaded a clean-up project at Amanzimtoti Japanese Gardens, removing the invasive Kariba weed. The service project, as part of…
One of the values we learn through Scouting is compassion. By learning to recognise when others need support, Scouting members learn to identify local challenges, conceptualise solutions, and plan actions…
South Africa’s diversity is one of our greatest strengths, yet many communities continue to face challenges related to prejudice, misunderstanding and the acceptance of people whose experiences may differ from…
Written by Grant Colloty, 1st Sedgefield Scout Group Leader While Scouting is often associated with adventure, hiking, and camping, one of its most important pillars is service. Through service projects,…
Message from Jonathan Pienaar, National Young Leaders Representative Dear Scouts, Rovers and Young Adult Volunteers. Today marks the 50th anniversary of the 1976 Soweto uprising. A historic event that helped…
Riding a bicycle is fun and healthy and gives children and youth the opportunity to develop skills, confidence, independence and embrace a sense of freedom. #WorldBicycleDay. In Scouting, that journey…
Recently, Scouts and adult volunteers from the Gauteng Scout Region’s DSD Programme joined the Gauteng Department of Social Development and civil society partners in a march advocating for children’s rights and…