Flamingo RoversThe Kisii University ScoutsFlamingo Rovers is the Kisii University Scouts Movement: a youth-led scouting community that helps young people grow through service, teamwork, adventure and shared responsibility.
Established in 2010, the movement brings students together around the values and principles of Scouting.
We put Scouting into practice through community service, youth mentorship, peace initiatives, environmental action, training and outdoor activities.
Our members learn by taking responsibility, working in teams and serving the communities around them.
Educating young people to have a high degree of self-reliance, initiative courage, helpfulness, integrity, sportsmanship and resourcefulness, so that they play a constructive role in the society, based on Scout Law and Promise.
To grow a strong youth education movement in a peaceful and harmonious university community, making a real contribution to creating a better world.
Scouting begins through Lord Robert Baden-Powell.
Scouting begins in Kenya on 24 November.
Kisii University Scouts Movement is formed by Rodgers Mwai, Risper Bet and Justus Ngari.
Scouting is a voluntary, non-political movement run by the youth and assisted by the elders. It is a movement that was first started by Lord Robert Stevenson Smith Baden Powell of Gilwell in the year 1907. This was after the founder had a long and prosperous career in the military leading his battalion successfully through impossible situations.
Scouting in Kenya however started in 24th November 1910. It was a subsidiary of the British Scouts Association up to 1963 when Kenya got independence then Kenya Scouts Association was formed.
Kisii University scouts Movement was formed in the year 2010 under the umbrella of The Kenya Scouts Association and Kisii University, where it was fully mandated to establish its environment and adhere to its fundamental core principles that were clearly spelt in the constitution. It was started by three people who were; Rodgers Mwai, Risper Bet and Justus Ngari during the September-December semester of 2010.
World Scouting SDGs
Related public Scout SDG records connected to Kisii University Flamingo Rover Scouts and their community work.
A six-day Chief Scout Award service project across Kisii, Migori, Homabay, Kisumu, Siaya and Bungoma involving tree planting, gabion construction, drainage work, road repairs, school painting, COVID-19 awareness, peer education and youth mentorship.
View SDG recordKisii University Flamingo Rover Scouts carried out community service at Migori Secondary School and Migori Primary School to preserve the environment and create a better world than they found it.
View SDG recordFlamingo Rovers promoted national cohesion, values and dialogue for peace at the Annual Southern Kenya ASK Show/Fair at Kisii showground, where the team was awarded best stand in promotion of peace, cohesion and national values.
View SDG recordRovers visited Nyosia farm to help keep plants and animals in good condition through practical work and care.
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