Benefits of Scouting
Here's a list of benefits of being an adult member of Scouts Canada that you can share with some of your adult friends who have not yet benefited from the Scouting experience.

Delegation Process, The
You can't possibly do everything yourself, so don't try to. Here to help you are nine steps in the delegation process.

Do I Listen — Really Listen?
Ask these questions as you practice the art of listening.

More Tips for Recruiting
This page is about recruiting volunteers to one of the many positions that help the movement grow — whether it is to be a program scouter, service scouter, trainer, administrator, group committee members or camp chief.

Recruiting Tips
Tips for finding and recruiting a section scouter.

Scouts Canada Screening Strategy
This is a link to the Scouts Canada web site where it describes the screening policy. Scouts Canada's strategy for screening volunteers begins with the invitation to join, and continues with steps to confirm suitability, followed by ongoing supervision and proper volunteer management practices. These steps are an extension of the Volunteer Recruitment and Development Strategy (VRAD). VRAD seeks to first find the right person for a role, and then to provide the resources, coaching and assistance required to be successful.

Seven Keys to Recruiting Volunteers
This Scouts Canada booklet both summarizes and details the recruitment process.

Volunteer Bill of Rights, A
You have volunteers to help with your program, but how are you going to employ them and treat them.

11 Commandments for an Enthusiastic Team
A code for your leadership team and group team to consider.

101 Ways to Give Recognition to Volunteers
A list of 101 possible ideas to recognize volunteers.