Scouting in Chertsey is run entirely by volunteers. Every week our leaders give more than 100 young people the chance to have adventures, make friends and learn new skills, and we can only do that with enough adults to help. You don’t need any experience, and you can give as much or as little time as suits you.
Ways to help
- Help with a section every week. Join the team running Squirrels, Beavers, Cubs, Scouts or Explorers, planning and leading activities alongside the other leaders.
- Help now and then. Lend a hand on a trip, at a camp or with a particular skill, such as cooking, first aid, music or a sport.
- Help behind the scenes. Support the group as a trustee on our Executive Committee, or with fundraising, finance or looking after our HQ.
- Young Leaders. If you are aged 14 to 18, you can help with one of our younger sections as a Young Leader.
What happens next
Get in touch and tell us how you would like to help. We will have a chat about what suits you, and you can come along to a meeting to see what it is like.
All Scouts volunteers have a DBS check and complete safeguarding and safety training. The Scout Association provides free training for every role, so you will be supported from the start.