Ranger & Rover 16 to 20 years
Tuesdays starting at 18:45
Personal responsibility: Embracing independence and taking ownership of their actions
Ranger and Rover: A Closer Look
Our oldest active members are called Rangers (girls) and Rovers (boys). They are involved in all areas of our society, from youth politics, environmental protection, and development aid to the integration of people with disabilities. But they also go on rafting tours, multi-day hikes, or extended bike tours together. Rover-Ranger time is Action-Time!
Challenges
Being a Ranger or Rover means experiencing a group of friends, it's fun, it's adventure and action, it's working on a project, it's accepting the challenges that life presents. Being a Ranger or Rover means increasingly determining your own life. They take their lives more into their own hands. They help each other and are also supported by adults who help them realize their dreams and ideas.
Imagination is boundless
There are endless possibilities, the imagination knows no bounds. Rangers and Rovers are committed to important issues such as AIDS, youth unemployment, drug problems, the integration of guest workers, environmental protection, and so on. They have parties, go to the movies, experience pure day and night during outdoor activities, have a lot of fun together, and experience contemplative moments. Rangers and Rovers shape the future.
Leaders
Markus Pichler-Scheder
Christiane Hansl
Barbara Wimmer