Damage road repairing

The inspiration for this project came from seeing how damaged roads in our community were causing accidents, making travel difficult, and affecting people’s daily lives—especially children, the elderly, and cyclists. As Scouts committed to helping others and protecting our environment, we wanted to take action. This project allowed us to improve safety, raise awareness, and work together with the community to make our surroundings safer and more sustainable for everyone.
We started by surveying and documenting damaged roads in our community, then engaged local authorities and fellow Scouts to gain support. We organized awareness campaigns to inform residents about road safety and the importance of repairs. With permission, we carried out small-scale patch repairs and cleaned potholes. Throughout the process, we documented progress with photos and reports, ensuring teamwork, safety, and community involvement to make a positive, lasting impact.
Throughout this project, we learned the importance of teamwork and communication in achieving community goals. We realized that collaboration with local authorities is essential for sustainable change. Patience and persistence are key, as repairs and approvals take time. We also understood the value of raising awareness to gain community support. Most importantly, we saw how small actions can make a big difference in improving safety and fostering a sense of responsibility among everyone.
Number of participants
30
Service hours
6
Beneficiaries
250
Location
Bangladesh
Topics
Diversity and inclusion
Humanitarian action
Peacebuilding
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