A self-governing crew of young adults. We serve. We lead. We earn the Baden-Powell Award — Scouting's highest recognition for Rovers.
The final youth section, and where the real good stuff happens. The 14th Malé Rover Crew is a team of young adults who plan, lead, and run their own events — camps, outings, competitions, workshops, and youth-development projects.
With the guidance of a Crew Advisor, Rovers pursue their own goals while building the skills and character that prepare them for life. If you're 18 to 26 and want more than to just take part — you want to make things happen — this is your crew.
Previous Scout experience is helpful but not required. Rovers can join directly. Applications are open year-round.
The Membership Award is the gateway into full Rover status. The Baden-Powell Award is Scouting's highest recognition for Rover Scouts.
The Rover Crew is self-governing, led by an elected Executive Committee. EXCO posts are filled annually by crew members through a democratic election process.
Beyond regular crew activities, Rovers take on larger initiatives that serve the wider Scouting community and help preserve our shared history.
Digitalising the historical records of Scouting in the Maldives into a public library of information, photos, and historical artefacts — including photography sessions and interviews with notable Maldivian Scouting figures.
The project has launched a digital archive, Mahaldheeb Scoutun, with plans for exhibitions and further work ahead.
Visit the archiveRover applications are open year-round. Get in touch and we'll set up an orientation session.