Adult Volunteer Information

Step 1: Complete S.A.F.E. Guarding Youth Training

The first step to becoming a registered adult leader with Scouting America is completion of S.A.F.E. Guarding Youth Training (Youth Protection Training)

You can access the S.A.F.E. Guarding Youth Training (Youth Protection Training) online at the following link:

S.A.F.E. Guarding Youth training is Scouting's newest iteration of Youth Protection Training for Adults. The training is required for all registered adult leaders. Only registered adult leaders may participate in overnight events. At least two registered leaders are required at any Scouting event.

Choosing to serve as a registered adult leader helps our troop deliver a variety of program for our Scouts.

Step 2: Register with Scouting America

After completing S.A.F.E. Guarding Youth training, you may register as an adult leader.

To register with one of our troops as an adult leader click on the button corresponding to the unit you are choosing.

If you have Scouts in multiple grade levels, you only need one application to be involved at every level.

Once your registration with one of our units (Pack 505, Troop 505, Troop 506) is approved, you may multiple register into the other units.

Step 3: Catholic Mutual Group Safe Environment Training

Our sponsoring organization also provides youth protection training that is required for leaders that camp with our troops.

After submitting your application, please take time to complete CMG Safe Environment Training here:

CMG Safe Environment Training

What's Next: Training

Every Scout deserves a well-trained leader.

Position Specific Training: Pack Committee

Position Specific Training: Den Leader Training

Position Specific Training: Assistant Cubmaster Training

Volunteer Opportunities to Support our Scouts BSA Troops

After completing S.A.F.E. Guarding Youth training, you may register as an adult leader.

Once you complete the Scouting America registration and Youth Protection Training (YPT), you will be registered with our Unit as a "Scouter Reserve".

We are always in need of adult leaders to help manage the program. We have plenty of roles with varying degrees of commitment:

• High Commitment: Den Leader, Assistant Den Leader
• Low Commitment: Committee Member, Scouter Reserve