Interamerica
In north-western Argentina, one volunteer created the country's first Indigenous Scout group, a space where young people recover their Ava Guaraní culture and grow in confidence and pride.
The Scout Movement joined the 21st YMCA World Council in Toronto with a clear message: youth leadership is built on trust, belonging, and shared power, not symbolic spaces.
On June 24, two earthquakes measuring magnitude 7.2 and 7.5, just seconds apart, struck central Venezuela.
Sixteen NSOs. Over 1,000 participants. One shared commitment: keeping every Scout safe.
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Scouting America
Scouting America is expanding opportunities for a new generation of young people, with plans to grow its membership to 2 million Scouts in the coming years and to place even stronger emphasis on volunteering.
A regional wave of youth-led service, in partnership with Good Deeds Day
In Barbados, 181 Scouts cleaned a coastline and planted hundreds of trees. In Ecuador, a youth-led campaign reached over 34,000 people. Same instinct, different landscapes, and proof that young people are already doing the work.
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2026
The Scout Movement continues to transform lives in Argentina and Honduras through Ticket to Life. From community visits in Mar del Plata to a mass camp for 130 young people in Honduras, this WOSM initiative strengthens inclusion and life skills for...
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The most important regional event of the Interamerican Scout Movement has kicked off in Colombia. Until 2 January, participants from across the Americas and the Caribbean will share adventures, culture and values at the Centre Comfandi Pance, with a...
After Hurricane Melissa devastated Western Jamaica, the Scout Association launched "Backpacks of Hope." This initiative equips 150 affected children with essential school supplies to return to class. Discover how you can support this vital recovery...