For adults
Young Leaders
19 - 35 yearsGirl Guide ambassadors, at home and abroad
Young Leaders act as Girl Guide ambassadors in their communities and various institutions. Their boundaries are no longer limited locally; they start exploring and getting involved in international experiences and bring the girl’s voice to the rest of the world.
Young Leaders have opportunities to
- Join volunteers working groups
- Head units of younger guides and members
- Run advocacy and influential campaigns that involve stakeholders
- Create community projects and develop partnerships with other organisations with similar interests
- Represent UGGA and WAGGGS in conferences and trainings at a global level
- Volunteer at the national headquarters or at the different WAGGGS world centres
Young Leaders in pictures
Other sections
13 - 18 yearsRangers
Secondary school guides, invested at a ceremony of their own, whose motto is “Render Service”.
About Rangers
11 - 12 yearsJunior Guides
Junior Guides run in patrols of eight led by a Captain, and take on what the uniform stands for: promise, loyalty, service and obedience.
About Junior Guides
7 - 10 yearsBrownies
Brownies work in small groups called Sixes, exploring their surroundings through cooking, camping, community projects and more.
About Brownies
Ready to give guiding your time?
Tell us where you are and what you can offer, and the national office will find you a place.