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We deliver a proven same gender year round program experience that helps shape youth into honest, loving, Christ centered, happy young men and women in a fun and constructive manner.

Our youth learn to respect and work with members of our larger community at the local, regional or international level regardless of creed, race or culture.

Boys and girls learn how to assume responsibility, leadership positions, to work hard within a diverse team and as individuals and to finish what they start. Activities are constructive with purpose and structure to develop skills and useable knowledge and experiences that will measurably help develop the all-around child to be the best that he or she can be.

A sense of God, right from wrong, love, service, charity, kindness is fully interwoven into their program experience from a Catholic Christian faith perspective. Our youth have the opportunity to embrace the Sacraments of the Catholic Church within various FNE program activities such as weekend camps.

FNE like its home movement (Federation of Scouts of Europe – FSE) remains true to its values, principles and ideals even if society ideals and values differ than those of our FNE movement. Our leaders are all volunteers (with background checks) who devote their time and effort to protect, guide and lead the youth entrusted to our program through our dynamic and extra ordinary challenging program.

All donations and funds raised directly support the youth, our volunteer leaders and their program. We are a registered charity.

We are uniquely a uniformed movement that operates our program like a family with love, responsibility, support and encouragement. Come and learn more about us to see how your children and your whole family will benefit form you Youth Movement.

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Explorers for Yellow Brick House

published by Raksha on Thu, 05/09/2013 - 8:02am

The month of April was filled with activities dedicated to Yellow Brick House a shelter for abused women and kids. Timber Wolves girls we were doing used book drive, and crafting bookmarks and cards for Mother's Day. We collected a very nice collection of books for children of all ages. On May 08 we brought all items to YBH. We were warm welcomed by staff of YBH.
 
 
Thank you dear parents and girls for being a contributing part of the community.
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Walk through East Don River park

published by Raksha on Mon, 05/06/2013 - 11:45am

This Thursday we were blessed with wonderful weather. We took a walk through  East Don River park.

Youth Forum at Radio Maria for FNE Timber Wolves and Leaders!

published by Akela on Tue, 04/30/2013 - 9:32pm

Within our FNE movement we continuously seek opportunities to embrace our five program objectives in all that we do. The centre of our program always has and will continue to center and evolve around God first followed by offering program activities that promotes  a sense of service, personal character development, a sense of participating in concrete things and finally health (physical and mental).

 

All five program objectives are accomplished through our once a month hosting of a “Youth Forum” at Radio Maria by traveling to the radio  station for a live on the air show.  The volunteer timber wolves and explorers arrive at the radio station with absolutely no idea as to what will be talked about on the show to thereby allow them to be inspired by the Holy Spirit and to go with the overall flow of the show... we have yet to be disapointed!

 

 

 

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Radio show - a unique experince and benefit for all.

Girls Timber Wolves met with South Africa Explorer

published by Raksha on Fri, 04/26/2013 - 9:25am

On Thursday night we invited a special guest Akela Karen's co-worker Chris.
 
She traveled to South Africa and shared her videos with girls. We learned about several South Africa's habitats. It was very interesting story how wild animals share the space and even co-op in some situations to protect themselves from predators.
 
Some animals we saw are well-known, such as zebra, giraffe, cheetah,  and some are new like kudu, wildebeest, Suricata - Meerkat.
 
Thank you Chris for for sharing your story with us!!!
 
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Eurojam 2014 - Our Plans - Information for Parents and Explorers

published by Akela on Tue, 04/23/2013 - 7:15pm

Eurojam - France in August of 2014 – Parent and Youth Presentation – current to 23 April 2013

Background – We the Federation of North-American Explorers (FNE) are part of a larger movement known as the Union Internationale des Guides and Scouts of Europe also known as the FSE – Federation Scouts of Europe active in some 21 countries and some 55,000 members strong.  Every country shares the same program, faith, ceremonies, badges, uniform, flag and overall program philosophy. 

plus the USA!

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How to be a Good Timber Wolf by Angelica

published by Akela on Sun, 04/21/2013 - 11:37am

 

Hi, my name is Angelica, I am a sixer in our Singum timber wolf den and I am 11 years old.  Last month Akela really surprised us when she asked us timber wolves, “How can you be a really good Timber Wolf?”

 

 

 

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Girl Timber Wolves

"Crafting bookmarks and cards for Mothers Day" by Raksha

published by keneu on Fri, 04/19/2013 - 9:36am

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Timber wolfs girls had a very special Thursday meeting.

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Explorers and Nature

published by Akela on Tue, 04/16/2013 - 9:23pm

One way to truly appreciate the beauty of animals that the Lord has created is to see them up close and personal... to "explore" the beauty of nature as always in a safe, constructive and respectful manner as illustrated in the photos below.

 

 

 

 

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Animals come and visit our Explorers

Explorers (in Europe called Scouting) what it is and what it is not...

published by Akela on Wed, 04/03/2013 - 3:24pm

Here we are in the Federation of European Scouting, so we will talk here about what we are doing. In other federations they can do those things in different manner. That’s their right. So, this is not a polemic directed to outside, but a reflexion for insiders with encouragement to discover and put into practice this blessed method, spirit and style of Scouts of Europe. This is my first text in English, as I saw a lot of people from the States reading my blog. From Chris I now that it’s not only Gienek who understands Polish.

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Article from the blog of Zbigniew Minda past FSE Federal Commissioner

Explorers ... Helping Others - Why bother?

published by Akela on Sun, 03/31/2013 - 10:05pm

 

Hi, my name is John, and I am the Patrol Chief of Fox Patrol in our Explorer Troop.  Last month I participated in our regular Patrol Chief Council meeting where our Troop leader issued to all of us a challenge… as youth leaders in our troop, how will you reach out to help each other succeed to do a good job or for that matter how can your brother Explorers help each other?

To tell you the truth my first reaction was one of… why does this matter, I have my patrol to look after and you have yours.  I already have my hands full, I don’t need more work to do!

Almost as soon as this thought crossed my mind our Troop Leader caught us by surprise by informing us that he would be away for the next six meetings due to time needed to recover from surgery.  This meant that the two remaining but lesser experienced leaders would run the troop, but like “Polar Bear” said… that they really need our help to make it work!

 

 

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By Patrol Chief of the Fox Patrol - John

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