Join us for an overview of the Junior Aide Award, we will share types on working with Daisy’s and Brownies, help you think about activities you could share and help support you to find troops or activities to help out at. 

• Who can earn the Junior Aide Award? 
  • You guessed it, Girl Scout Juniors can earn this award.
• How do girls earn the award?
  • Girls can earn this mentoring award by teaming up with a Daisy or Brownie troop, and make/complete a plan to help the Daisies or Brownies on their Journey.
• What is the importance of this award?
  • This award is the first in a series of mentoring awards that girls can earn in Girl Scouts.

The Cadette Program Aide Award, Volunteer in Training Award, and Counselor in Training I and II Awards all work together to give her more and more opportunities to lead girls younger than herself. At your troop meetings, there are lots of opportunities to make group decisions and be a leader among peers. With mentoring awards, girls become role models and practice the role of authority and guide of a group younger than herself. The Junior Aide Award is not a prerequisite for any of these awards, but does offer a first step in building this type of leadership.