Troop Team Members can be found throughout your community. Former Girl Scouts Your friends and relatives Members of your church, civic association, country club, etc. No job is more important than any other since they ALL work together to benefit the Girl Scout troop. Below are some ways that Troop Team members can support the troop leader and the girls. If some Troop Team members are unsure of taking on a specific job by themselves, pair them up with a buddy.
Job sharing is an excellent way to accommodate the hectic schedules of many adults.
Point out the flexibility of job sharing when recruiting volunteers - it will get more adults involved. Ensure continuity of program for a troop that is temporarily without a leader. Keep the troop leader informed of the needs, resources and viewpoints of the community. Secure community backing for their Girl Scout troop. Interpret and promote Girl Scouting to their friends, other groups, sponsors, parents and the community.