Adult leader / helper / supporter Girlguiding Camberley division covers Bagshot, Lightwater, Frimley, Frimley Green, Heatherside and Camberley.

Are you someone looking to volunteer with children? Were you a Rainbow, Brownie or Girl Guide? Or were you once a leader and stepped out of Girlguiding to pursue other interests, but want to get back into it? Then read on!

There are roles where volunteers work directly or indirectly with those in each of the Girlguiding sections.

Our volunteers can work directly with Rainbows (age 5 to 7), Brownies (age 7 to 10) and Guides (age 10 to 14). Volunteering can be arranged to fit around you. • Leaders and Assistant Leaders run activities, games, projects and events that give girls the opportunity to discover their potential, learn new skills and ultimately badges! • Helpers are essential to keep groups running. They help Leaders to plan and run meetings. Most importantly, Girlguiding is flexible and we work with you to match you to a suitable role. If you are unable to commitment regularly then consider sharing a skill you have with a unit, helping on a camp, or coming on a trip. Indirectly, you can still make a huge difference to girls in a support role such as looking after the accounts, promoting Girlguiding through social media, fundraising, shopping for unit activities or helping to plan eve There are roles where volunteers work directly or indirectly with those in each of the Girlguiding sections.

Our volunteers can work directly with Rainbows (age 5 to 7), Brownies (age 7 to 10) and Guides (age 10 to 14). Volunteering can be arranged to fit around you. • Leaders and Assistant Leaders run activities, games, projects and events that give girls the opportunity to discover their potential, learn new skills and ultimately badges! • Helpers are essential to keep groups running. They help Leaders to plan and run meetings. Most importantly, Girlguiding is flexible and we work with you to match you to a suitable role. If you are unable to commitment regularly then consider sharing a skill you have with a unit, helping on a camp, or coming on a trip. Indirectly, you can still make a huge difference to girls in a support role such as looking after the accounts, promoting Girlguiding through social media, fundraising, shopping for unit activities or helping to plan events.

What skills do I need?

Think you don’t have enough skills for one of these roles? Think again! We have a variety of different opportunities and a huge range of training opportunities to support you – you could take our Leadership Qualification, become a trained first aider or perhaps earn qualifications in outdoor activities such as archery or paddleboarding. You can learn new skills and receive training while making a real difference. Do something amazing – help us give girls in our local community more opportunities for fun, friendship, challenge and adventure, with the same benefits and more for you! Girlguiding gives you many transferable skills and memories for life.