A Victorian Rover Crew based in Macleay Park, aged 18 - 25
Message or call us on 98539550 if you're interested in joining or want any extra information!
What's a Rover?
Rover, n. a male or female Homo sapien aged between 18 and 26 years old, dedicated to fun and adventure, whilst serving the community in the Scouting way.
Who joins Rovers?
People join Rovers because they are between 18 and 26 years old and are looking to make friends for life, enjoy the outdoors, help others and challenge themselves.
Rovers is the oldest section in Scouts.
Some people join Rovers because they have been in Scouting before. Many others join because they know someone who is a Rover. Others see an ad, a website, or see Rovers active in their community, and decide to give it a try!
What's Rovers about?
Rovers is about friends for life.
A Rover Crew is a growing group of friends. Crews generally meet weekly; sometimes at their own den, other times away. They also have weekend camps and activities, as well as parties and events with other Rovers. Crews have diverse programs that cater to all their members.
Every Crew is different. Each has its own traditions, special interests and personalities. A Rover Crew runs itself, with an elected Crew Leader and executive. The Rover Advisor and region Rover community are there to support and guide.
Rovers is about the outdoors
Rover Crews love to camp. Camping can be a base for hiking, canoeing, motorsport or other activities, or it can simply be a chance to wind down, enjoy some gourmet camp cooking and have a chat.
Rovers have access to a vast range of adventurous activities. Through the Scouting Movement there is a huge network of expertise to help you build your skills or try something new. This also means that activities like snow sports and water sports are cheaper than anywhere else.
Take some time to let it sink in, on an interstate expedition in the Budawangs.
Rovers is about helping others
Rovers give back. We help out with Scouting activities and community causes. Our motto is ‘Service’, and each Crew lives up to it in different ways.
Rovers is about challenge
Your personal goals are important. The Baden Powell Scout Award challenges you to develop existing skills or learn new ones. Also, there are plenty of opportunities to develop leadership and management skills within your Crew or while assisting with a major activity. If you prefer to roll your sleeves up, helping out at Mafeking Rover Park or one of the Rover ski chalets can give practical skills for your career and life. All this is possible because there are experienced Rovers and Rover Advisors to assist along the way.
- Category:
- Non-profit organization