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Fancy getting into Scouting and sharing your
skills and interests but can't commit every week?
Why not join our Group Active Support Unit!
Want to take
part in new and fun activities?
Aged between
6 & 18 years?
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Latest Events
Christmas Carol Service - 4pm, 18 December 2011, St Francis of Assisi Church, Barkingside. Mince pies and mulled wine to follow.
Group Executive Meetings - At the AGM on 17th July 2010, a new Group Executive Committee was formed. Date of next meeting to be confirmed. If you are interested in joining the Group Executive Committee, please let us know via out Contact Us page.
Group Publications
Group Development Plan - see how the 1st Hainault Scout Group will look by 2014!
Group Newsletter
General Recruitment Postcard
Beavers & Cubs Postcard
Air Scouts & Scouts Postcard
Please note that the copyright of all of the Groups publications are the copyright of the Group.
The Group Scout Active Support Unit (SASU) of the 1st Hainault Scout Group is designed for one purpose - for those who wish to support Scouting. Scout Active Support is a way for you to volunteer some time to Scouting in a flexible way that suits you. It is open to everyone over the age of 18 years and you don't even need to have been previously involved in Scouting. All you need is a willingness to give some of your time.
Being part of the Group Scout Active Support Unit means you will make friends and be able to join in with whatever you want to do. Aside from this, the Group Scout Active Support Unit will run social events and activity programme.
The Group Scout Active Support Unit has one aim - to provide Active Support to the Group's activities. Active support means whatever you want it to mean, it includes all of your skills irrespective of your age and ability. It can be anything from physical, mental, technical or simply just general support that you provide. Everyone has something to offer Scouting so why not become part of our unit.
The Group's Unit was formed back in September '09 and was the first in the country. Since then the Unit has organised a Bonfire Night, completed a number of grant application, held numerous Work Days and has even had an article in Scouting Magazine!
For more information on how to join the Group Scout Active Support Unit or show your interest in doing so, click here to be taken to our Join Us page.
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