Exciting opportunities, challenges & fun.
What is Brownies?
Brownies is a great option for girls aged 7-10 across South Cumbria to help them discover new hobbies, get creative, explore other cultures and have outdoor adventures. Girls meet regularly to work on badges, learn new skills, play games and see their friends.
Brownies continue building on their skills, developing their leadership skills and try new adventerous activities. There are also opportunities to go along to special events, like sleepovers and camps.
Join Brownies
Joining Brownies is easy! We have Brownie units with amazing leaders waiting to welcome your daughter across South Cumbria. Find the closest unit to you by registering your daughter using the button below.
A local volunteer leader will then contact you within three weeks to let you know all the details about getting started at Brownies!
What do Brownies do?
Brownies have incredible experiences together, make brilliant friends and discover the world around them. Every time they meet up, groups of Brownies learn new skills and take on challenges as they work out what they want to be and do in the future.
They can work towards interest badges in their own time, choosing topics and skills they’re interested in, exploring everything from languages to space.
Being a Brownie is an adventurous journey that girls take with their friends.
Hawkshead Brownies Visit Coniston Mountain Rescue
Five Mountain Rescue volunteers under the leadership of Rob Ingham allowed the girls to practise splinting a broken leg, communicate via Walkie Talkie, look into a fully equipped – and very heavy – incident back pack, and let off the siren in the Mountain Rescue vehicle. All the fun
Kent Lune News – Dog Show & Pack Holiday
1st Levens Brownies had a Dog Show with prizes given for Fluffiest Fur, Most like Owner, Best at Agility Course, Twinkliest Eyes, Best Dressed.
Pack Holiday – 1st Levens Brownies went on a Pack Holiday to Park House at Hawkshead and had a great time.
Hawkshead Brownies at Chester Zoo
We were first to arrive at the event in Chester and the tent looked enormous when empty, it soon filled up with lots of excited girls. We all slept in one tent around 1750 girls plus Leaders. There was a stunning Lantern Parade .After a visit to India Brown Owl brought four outfits for the girls to try on and get a flavour of India, with shoes,
Volunteer for us
Could you give your time to make an impact on the lives of girls and young women across South Cumbria?