Pfadfinder Gilde Österreichs, the Austrian Fellowship, celebrated on 17 September 2021 the joyful fact that they exist 70 years. They already existed since 1951 before ISGF was born in 1953 and Austria is also one of the 18 Founding members of ISGF.
On 25 and 26 June 2021 the National Scout and Guide Fellowship of Libya sponsored workshops about the introduction to development of project management.
The Maharashtra State Indian Scout and Guide Fellowship successfully completed its Relief Project on Sunday, the 29th of August 2021 in three villages at about 380 kms from Mumbai. They distributed 200 kits containing various food articles like atta (wheat flour), dal (lentils), rice, sugar, masalas (spice blend), tea etc. and other daily utility items and school bags.
On the 25th of July, 2021, some members of the Ghana Scout and Guide Fellowship voluntary donated blood to the Blood Bank service in the Ashanti Region of Ghana. The voluntary blood donation will be a major project for the year in the entire district of the Ashanti Region by members of the NSGF. The program was launched by the local Scout Fellowship supported by the President of the NSGF Hon. Prosper Bani, the chairman of ISGF Africa Region committee Iddrissu Hussain and Edward Mettle Nunoo former president of Ghana Fellowship.
We are very pleased to announce that we will be back to normal with all our isgf.org email addresses after the weekend 21/22 August 2021.
Following a mandatory server transfer, troubleshooting assistance has been ongoing since June 30, 2021.
On the occasion of the birthday (27 April) of King Willem Alexander of the Netherlands, Lygia Da Costa Gomez, member of National Scout and Guide Fellowship Copernicia of Curacao, received the civilian order of merit as member of “Oranje Nassau”.
Throughout the last year, to provide an occupation and as an environmentally friendly way of fund raising Baden-Powell Guild members have been using old pallets to make garden planters. The pallets are often ‘waste’, and people have been happy to donate them for a good cause.
A magnificent experience to cultivate our scout spirit with the practice of twinning activities. Promoting twinning activities, initially, between the different fraternities of the Latin American countries has been a challenge for ATZ Fraternidad de Scouts y Guias Guatemala. The exchange of different aspects of our scout and personal lives with fraternal from other latitudes is particularly exciting and enriching.
On the photo you see some of the team members of the Indian Scout and Guide Fellowship who are working closely since 1960.
