South Georgia Council District Overview
The South Georgia Council serves 28 counties across South Georgia through its district structure, providing leadership development, outdoor adventure, citizenship training, and community service opportunities for youth and families. The Council is divided into two primary service areas: the Alapaha District, which serves the eastern portion of the Council, and the Chehaw District, which serves the western portion. Together, these districts ensure that Scouting programs are accessible and impactful across urban centers, small towns, and rural communities throughout the region.
Regional Impact
Together, the Alapaha and Chehaw Districts provide comprehensive Scouting programs throughout the South Georgia Council’s 28-county service area. By leveraging the commitment of volunteers, community organizations, and local leaders, both districts help create positive experiences that build character, foster leadership, encourage service, and prepare young people for success throughout their lives.
