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 The
Crime Prevention Award can be earned at EACH level of Cub Scouting, using
different requirements. The Award for completion of the requirements
is the patch shown above, in addition, an optional wall certificate is available
for individuals, families, dens, packs, or other groups who participate in the
program. The pin shown to the right, can be optionally presented to youth
and adults who participate in and/or give leadership to the program.
The patch is worn on the uniform
shirt, centered on the right pocket as a temporary patch or worn on the Scout's
red vest. The pin is NOT worn on the uniform.
The program has an individual or
Youth and Family requirements phase, and a second phase that is designed
to be a group, or Youth and Unit phase to fulfill the requirements |
Requirements
All Ranks
Complete activities from the program book in which
your son is working, as indicated below, and discuss how they relate to crime
prevention in your family.
AFTER completing the requirements listed below for your specific rank,
participate with your family, den, pack, or friends in a crime prevention
project, either an original project or a project of a neighborhood- or
community-based organization. (Before beginning the project, have the unit
leader approve your choice.)
- Tiger Cubs
"Know Your Family" - Hold a family
meeting and discuss ideas from the "Youth" section in the
Crime Prevention Award Guidelines for Cub Scouts and Boy Scouts.
"Know Your Community" - Discuss how
your family can better understand community resources related to crime
prevention.
- Wolf Cub Scouts
"Know
Your Home and Community" (Wolf
Handbook, Achievement 4)
"Making
Choices" (Wolf Handbook,
Achievement 12)
- Bear Cub Scouts
"Law
Enforcement is a Big Job" (Bear
Handbook, Achievement 7)
"Be
A Leader" (Bear Handbook,
Achievement 24)
Relate three of the requirements
to crime prevention
- Webelos Scouts
Citizen Activity Pin
Family Member Activity Pin
Discuss items about
drugs and crime
gangs and crime
graffiti and crime
peers and crime
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