POSITION STATEMENTS and Strategic Directions
(Leadership, Healthy Active Living and Environment)
Leadership, healthy active living and a clean environment are outcomes from Scouts Canada’s programs and practices. These outcomes are current topics of conversation at all levels of government, and in businesses and communities. With these new position statements helping to guide them, our program leaders will lead the next generation of Scouting youth as they become good citizens of Canada.
Our adult leaders promise to do their best and to help people at all times; when youth join our Movement they expect nothing less. Every group must ensure that the program meets the objectives our program standards were designed to achieve.
Leadership
Scouts Canada believes that leadership is essential for lifelong success.
Scouts Canada’s programs develop leaders.
Through progressive experiential opportunities youth develop and practice leadership skills.
Active participation in our programs enables members to lead with courage, confidence and character.
Healthy Active Living
Scouts Canada believes that healthy active lifestyles are essential for lifelong success.
Scouts Canada’s programs develop healthy active Canadians.
Through progressive experiential opportunities youth adopt healthy active practices.
Active participation in our programs contributes to the overall health of Canadians and our communities.
Environment
Scouts Canada believes that environmental stewardship is critical for future generations.
Scouts Canada’s programs develop youth as environmental stewards.
Through progressive experiential opportunities youth develop and practice sound environmental ethics.
Active participation in our programs enables members to minimize their impact on the environment.
Creating the Environment for Growth: Scouts Canada's Seven Strategic Directions
Scouts Canada's Board of Governors undertook extensive consultation with Scouters across Canada and developed seven “Strategic Directions” to guide us in the years ahead.
Strategic Directions
2006 - 2016