Frequently asked questions

The Movement is the youth educational scouting framework founded in 1999. The Association is a community support platform connecting leaders, expertise and partners to strengthen the Movement's resources, programmes and projects.

To build a lasting support community connecting the Movement's educational mission with civic responsibility and expanding long-term resources and partnerships.

Academics, business leaders, local authority leaders, school principals and educators, independent professionals and influential community figures.

Strengthen financial and moral resources, engage civic leaders, advance strategic projects, hold member activities and build partnerships with authorities, schools and universities.

The source lists an honorary card, annual event invitations, strategic-project participation, recognition in reports and media, and a network with other community leaders.

The founding plan proposes project-specific and in-kind contributions such as equipment, transport or land. Acceptance arrangements require coordination with the Movement office.

No. The application receives a number, is reviewed by the responsible team and the Movement office contacts the applicant to complete the process and decide.

The National Scout Farm, Youth Support Fund, environment and sustainability programmes, and institutional partnerships with authorities, schools and universities.

Call 04-9963471 or 054-4700691, or email arab.scout.mov@gmail.com. Address: Kafr Yasif, P.O. Box 914.

Some dates, especially lunar observances, may change following moon sighting or a local official announcement; the site therefore distinguishes confirmed from estimated dates.

A programme connecting non-formal education with science and technology for grades four through ten, in cooperation with universities and specialist frameworks.

Young people with hearing loss, visual impairment, learning difficulties and motor disabilities join troops and shared activities, with opportunities to progress into training and guidance roles.

Initiatives connect young people and senior citizens, distribute food and medicine, run activity days for mothers, clean roads and cemeteries, and take part in public and religious processions.