

Girlguiding Staffordshire has 2,000 amazing volunteers spread across every town and village in the county. If you thought being a volunteer was all about campfires and badges you’d be very mistaken (although we do that too). Being a volunteer for Girlguiding Staffordshire is about empowering girls and giving them new experiences. It about being a role model and helping girls reach their full potential. Who wouldn’t want to do that for tomorrow’s women?
However, it’s also about doing something for you. Our leaders develop fabulous friendships, they push their own boundaries and learn new skills. One week you may be white water rafting the next singing with 10,000 girls in Wembley Arena! Many of our leaders also take part in our international travel opportunities.
On this page you can read about just some of the latest adventures that our volunteers have been having.
If you’d like to join us as a volunteer then please sign up via our national website.
Don’t forget if you’re a volunteer in Staffordshire we want to hear all about what you’re up to. Complete the ‘Submit An Article’ form that can be found at the bottom of the page. Remember to include at least one good quality photograph too.
Read our latest volunteer news
Queen’s Guide award for Tamworth leader
Huge congratulations to Abbi from Tamworth division who had a very special World Thinking Day this year when she was presented with the Queen's Guide award! The Queen’s Guide award is the highest award you can work towards in guiding. The award is all about personal...
Recognising long service from our volunteers
Did you know that our volunteers regularly receive long service awards? Girlguiding’s national awards start from 5 years of service right the way through to 60 years of service. Last year we awarded a total of 1,590 years worth of national long service awards. More...
Are you interested in adult social events?
We've received a number of requests for more adult-only social events to be organised by the county. Therefore, we'd like to gauge the types of events that our volunteers would be interested in. We'd be grateful if you could complete the short survey at the bottom of...
Civic awards for Newcastle volunteers
Newcastle division's assistant division commissioner, Rosie Howells has won this year's Civic Pride Award at the Newcastle Local Heroes awards. The category was open to groups or individuals who have done something that has a positive impact on the people who live,...
Division President’s Award for Longstanding Badge Secretary in Stone
In April, leaders from Stone & Eccleshall division paid a surprise visit to 96-year-old former Guide leader, Cath Becket, to present her with the Division President's Award. As well as being a retired Guide leader, Cath was also a helper with the Scout and Guide...
Adult Leadership Qualifications – April & May 2022
Congratulations to the following leaders who completed the Girlguiding Leadership Qualification in April & May 2022. Modules 1-4 qualify volunteers to be leader; Modules 1-3 qualify volunteers to be an assistant leader; Module 1 qualifies existing leaders to...






