Community Challenge Award
The
Community Challenge Award, sponsored by the Police, links with the
Community Zone, and encourages Scouts to find out about some aspect of
their local community
Complete the activities in the two following areas. Examples are provided below but other activities can also be undertaken.
Area 1 - Exploring the local community
Explore one aspect of how the local community works and is organised to the benefit of its members.
The project should include some factfinding, a visit to or from a community facility or group and some form of report back.
For example: visits to see the workings of a theatre, tourist
attraction, railway station, airport, local industry; chances to meet
people involved in local government, charities, faith groups, interest
groups; opportunities to hear about or take part in community traditions
or customs, local clubs and interest groups.
Area 2 - Community service
Take an active part in some form of local community service totaling
at least six hours. The time may be spent doing a number of different
projects or by showing commitment to a single project over a longer
period of time.
For example: running a fund-raising stall or game, delivering
leaflets, clearing an area, gardening, collecting materials for
recycling, helping with activities for younger children, moving
furniture, clearing debris, painting fences, environmental projects.
Where possible the service should link in with the visit in Area 1.