Section helper
Help young people take part in games, activities and badges.
Tell us a little about your child and we will be in touch about coming along. First visits are relaxed and there is no commitment.
Help young people in Swineshead and the Boston area gain confidence, friendships and skills for life. You do not need previous Scouting experience—just a little time and the desire to make a difference.
Every pair of hands helps us offer more adventures.
Help young people take part in games, activities and badges.
Share a hobby or practical skill through a session or project.
Support camps and residential experiences.
Help with equipment, communications, administration or events.
Help raise funds for equipment and affordable adventures.
Help the group stay safe, sustainable and well supported.
Roles can be weekly, occasional or focused on a particular project.
No. You do not need to have been a Scout or know every outdoor skill. Bring your enthusiasm and willingness to learn. We provide training and support, and you can discuss your interests with the team to find a suitable role.
It depends on the role. Some volunteers help weekly, while others support camps, individual events or a particular project. Tell us what time you can realistically offer, including any limits, so we can discuss something that fits.
We will explain the checks required for your role and guide you through them, including a DBS check where required under Scouts’ safeguarding rules.
Yes. There are opportunities to help with equipment, communications, administration, events and fundraising, as well as supporting activities with young people. Tell us what you enjoy doing and whether you prefer a regular role or occasional tasks.
We would love to hear about it. A hobby, practical skill or community connection could contribute to the programme. Speak to the team first so we can discuss the activity, the age group and what is needed to organise it.
Yes. Start with an informal conversation about what volunteering involves and arrange a visit with the group. There is no commitment when you send an enquiry, and it is a good opportunity to ask about the role and support available.
We provide guidance and training to help you get started, with support from the group and Scouts. The learning and checks depend on the role, so the team will explain what is required and how to complete it.
Use the volunteer interest form on this page or contact the group. Tell us which section or type of work interests you, any skills you would like to share and how much time you can offer. Choose “Happy to help anywhere” if you are not sure yet.
Tell us a little about yourself and where you would like to help. A member of our volunteer team will get back to you.
There is no commitment at this stage. We will arrange an informal chat and help you find a role that fits.
Whether you have an hour, an evening or a skill to share, we would love to hear from you.
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