Scouting attracts a lot of members, each with his or her own reasons for joining. In this article, we want to look at why young people join Scouts and what keeps them coming back. If we understand what lures them to Scouting and give them the opportunity to meet their needs, we are sure to keep them. Let's look at some common reasons young people join Scouts. The camaraderie of Scouts is one of its strongest draws.
Young people can enter a friendly environment to play sports and games as part of a team.
The Scouter is like an older brother or sister, offering friendship and security in a different way than parents and teachers. Scouting provides an alternative to sports and other clubs that put competitive pressure on young people. Some of your members may already have had bad experiences and may feel they don't fit in. Scouting offers them the chance to succeed as a member of a group. Young people like to challenge themselves.