Ways to help

A role for everyone

Whether you can give an evening a week or a few hours a term, there’s something to suit your skills and schedule.

  • Section leaders and assistants

    Help plan and run weekly meetings, camps and trips with one of our five sections.

  • Occasional helpers

    Lend a hand when you can: an evening activity, a camp kitchen, or sharing a skill or hobby.

  • Trustees and committee

    Help the group run smoothly behind the scenes, from finances and fundraising to our meeting place.

  • Skills and admin

    Photography, social media, IT, kit and equipment, or keeping our records in order.

Why volunteer?

Good for them, good for you

Volunteering is a chance to give young people in Lisburn the confidence and skills to succeed, and to have fun outdoors while you’re at it.

You’ll make friends, learn new skills and gain recognised training that can support your own development. Many of our volunteers are parents; plenty aren’t.

How it works

Getting started

  1. Get in touch

    Email us and we’ll arrange an informal chat about what you’d like to do and how much time you have.

  2. Come and see

    Visit a meeting to meet the team and see what a typical evening looks like.

  3. Vetting and references

    Like all Scout volunteers in Northern Ireland, you’ll complete an AccessNI criminal record check and provide references where your role requires it.

  4. Training and support

    The Scouts provides free training, including safeguarding and safety, and our leaders will support you as you get started.

Read more about how we keep young people safe.

Ready to lend a hand?

Drop us a line and we’ll have a friendly, no-commitment chat about how you could get involved.

Email us about joining

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