The Mbezi Inn Scout Group from Tanzania participated in a community service camp that focused on learning and practicing important life skills. Activities included vegetable farming, reproductive health education, and other essential knowledge. The Scouts had the opportunity to work together, support one another, and make meaningful contributions to their community. During the camp, the Scouts engaged in hands-on learning. They planted and cared for vegetable gardens, gaining practical skills in sustainable farming. They also attended sessions on reproductive health, learning about hygiene, nutrition, and personal well-being. In addition, they took part in team-building exercises and community service projects, such as helping set up facilities for local events. Each activity was designed to teach responsibility, teamwork, and the value of giving back to the community. Through this experience, the Scouts developed new skills, strengthened their teamwork, and deepened their understanding of community service. They learned that even small actions, like planting a garden or educating others, can make a positive difference. The camp inspired them to continue serving their community and applying the lessons they had learned in their daily lives.