We are the UK's biggest mixed youth organisation. We change lives by offering 6 to 25-year-olds fun and challenging activities, unique experiences, everyday adventure and the chance to help others so that we make a positive impact in communities.
Whether you’re a young person looking to take part in exciting adventures, learn new skills, grow in confidence and make lifelong friendships, or an adult who wants to volunteer, share your skills and make a real difference in your local community, Scouting in North Hambleton offers opportunities for everyone.
Scouting helps young people and adults develop Skills for Life through fun, challenge and adventure, while being part of a supportive and welcoming community.
By completing our short Join Us enquiry form, you’ll be put in touch with a friendly and experienced member of the North Hambleton Scouting team, we’ll contact you as soon as possible to:
Scouting gives young people the chance to:
From weekly meetings to camps, visits and community projects, Scouting is about learning by doing in a safe, fun and supportive environment led by trained volunteers, we understand that choosing an activity for your child is an important decision.
In North Hambleton District Scouts, you can be confident that:
Scouting helps young people develop confidence, teamwork and leadership skills while having fun and making lasting memories.
You don’t need to have been a Scout before to volunteer, as an adult volunteer, you can:
We provide full training, ongoing support and a wide range of volunteering roles from working directly with young people to behind-the-scenes support roles.
Here at Scouts, we actively welcome people from all backgrounds, faiths and abilities, and we are committed to creating inclusive, safe and supportive environments, if you or your child have additional needs or require extra support, please let us know, we’re always happy to talk and help where we can.
An explorer, adventurer and TV presenter, Dwayne's been seen in BAFTA nominated Channel 5 series Race to the Pole, on BBC Springwatch, Countryfile, National Geographic and Disney+.
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