
Challenging outdoor activities such as bush walking, canoeing, sailing, caving, ski-touring, canyoning, four-wheel driving, rock-climbing and scuba diving all form an important part of a Rover's calendar.
Rovers is the oldest youth section in the Scouting Movement, for people between 18 and 25 years old. Rovers provides young people a balance of fun, adventure, exploration and service. A Rover may become involved in organising a simple weekend away for just a few people, a major event involving thousands of participants, or anything in between!
Social activities such as balls, bush dances, harbour cruises, nights out, car rallies and "Moots" (gatherings of Rovers on a local, national and sometimes international level) also feature on an active Rover's program.
A group of Rovers is known as a "Crew". Each Rover Crew is different, consisting of anywhere from a handful of members to as many as 50. Most crews meet weekly. A Crew's activities are planned and run by the Rovers themselves - which means they are tailored to the requirements and interests of members. There are plenty of opportunities to develop personal abilities, learn new skills and make lifelong friends!
reference:https://www.nsw.scouts.com.au/about/youth-program/rovers/
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Baden-Powell Award
Rover Scouts earn the Baden-Powell Scout Award through setting themselves a challenging task taking into consideration the Aims of Scouting such as
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Outdoor Activities
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Community Involvement
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Leadership Development and
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Personal Growth.

Where is Rovers held?
Hume Region has 4 rover crews located at:
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1st Canley Heights Rover Crew
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Ingleburn Rover Crew
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Razorback Rover Crew (Elderslie)
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Southern Highlands Rover Crew (Mittagong)
“Rovers has opened so many doors for me. I've travelled overseas, gained skills in project management and served my community.”