Scouts BSA Winter Camp
Registration is open for Winter Camp! With over thirty merit badges being offered, there is something for everyone!
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Information on Cub Scouting for Parents and Volunteers. Learn more about what scouting can do for your youth. Pricing is subject to change.
More Information2022 ReCharter
View Instructions, video and all forms to turn in for the new recharter system.
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Parents, Volunteer Leaders and Scouting Supporters:
I have been active in the Scouting Program as a youth, adult, volunteer, and parent for over 20+ years. In my roles I have seen a lot of good stuff happening and some not so great. Many of you know that the National Office is going through a Bankruptcy, however some of you might not know that it will affect all of Scouting across the nation. Also, many individuals have already been affected positively, and others have been affected negatively.
The news media doesn’t always tell the good side of the story or even what our children are learning, experiencing, and exploring in the Scouting programs. In fact, I would guess that the attorneys and the Judges that are hearing these cases have no idea of the positive impact Scouting has to offer or what kind of experiences individuals, such as you and I, have had in our lifetime with Scouting. Learn More
Additional Links:
Reporting child endangerment:
Kidline: 800-244-5373 – crisis intervention, parenting support
225-424-1533 – texting
855-452-5437 – suspect child abuse by parent/care taker
Reporting domestic violence:
Iris Hotline: (225) 389-3001 or 1 (800) 541-9706 – assist with temporary lodging, basic needs, referrals, safety planning
Butterfly Society - (225) 347-7725 – assistance also includes safety plan
National Hotline 1-800-799-7233
Counseling and Services:
STAR (Sexual Assault Trauma and Response) https://star.ngo/ Office: (225) 615-7093
