Corporate Information
Governance
Scouting is governed by three distinct groups: the ‘game’ of Scouting is handled by the Chief Commissioner and his team; the business of Scouting is handled by the Executive Manager and her team; and the Scouts WA Board oversees the corporate governance of the organisation. Together, these three groups ensure that Scouting is a dynamic, modern organisation.
Strategic Plan
During the latter part of 2020, the Branch Leadership Team, MAC staff and Board Members held a planning day. After discussion and refinement our new Strategic Plan was endorsed by the Board on 15 February. Click here to see where we are heading in the next 12 months.
Rules of Association
The following link contains Scouts WA’s Rules of Association.
Regulations to the Rules of the Association
Scouts WA’s Regulations to the Rules of Association as amended as of 22 March 2022.
Certificate of Currency
Our Certificate of Currency provides evidence of Scouts WA’s insurance. The following link contains our Certificate of Currency Broadform Liability Insurance.
Annual Reports
Scouts WA’s most recent annual report can be viewed online via the links below. Printed copies are also available on request.
Past annual reports can be viewed via the links below.
Reasons to join Scouts WA
A unique
program
Our program is like nothing else, offering a huge range of activities and experiences for ages ranging from 6 to 25 – and new members can join at any stage of Scouts!
Fun and
Adventure
From stories, games and craft to camping, bush adventures and water activities, Scouting offers activities to suit every interest and age group.
Growth and Learning
Scouts grow through adventure and new challenges. They make friends, build confidence and explore their abilities and interests. But most of all, Scouts have fun!
Diversity and Inclusion
Scouts WA values diversity and we warmly welcome members and volunteers from all backgrounds, and those with intellectual or physical disabilities.
