Technical University of Mombasa Marine Rover Scouts

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Campsite tidiness, PAXIII TUMMAROS in action doing what they do best. The FEW | THE PROUD. SDG No. 13: Climate Action. Furthermore, we consider several other SDGs as cross cutting tasks of our service. With our services we do our utmost to improve living conditions by protecting the environment by incorporating sustainable practices, innovative technologies, and efficient design approaches. Within our operations we actively address environmental challenges, promote social inclusivity, and support economic development, all in line with the United Nations‘ Sustainable Development Goals.

End-of-Year Boot Camp – Jasiri CSA Drive 2025
Kwale Campus
TUM Marine Rover Scouts – The Few. The Proud.

The End-of-Year Boot Camp brought together TUM Marine Rover Scouts for a meaningful and transformative experience focused on personal growth and service. Under the guidance of the University Guidance and Counselling Services, led by Dr. Soud Tengah, the Scouts participated in an engaging mental health session centered on healthy boundaries and positive relationships among university students, equipping them with essential life skills for academic and social well-being.

The camp also featured the successful completion of several star badge activities, including the First Aid Badge, alongside team building and bonding sessions that strengthened unity, leadership, and cooperation within the crew. In consideration of the concluded rainy season, the planned tree planting activity was rescheduled to April next year, ensuring optimal conditions for environmental impact.

Overall, the boot camp stood as a testament to the Scouts’ commitment to holistic development—mind, body, and service—true to the spirit of The Few. The Proud.

“We marked the International Day for Persons with Disabilities with a meaningful and impactful walk. The few, the proud — keeping the spirit of TUMMAROS alive.”

12th Graduation ceremony 2025

In preparatory for the JOTA-JOTI which is the world’s largest digital and radio Scout event, promoting friendship and global citizenship 📻 📡 💻 🌍 2025. Marine - The Few.The Proud.

In preparatory for the Jota Joti 2025 . 5 Zulu 4 GO, Oscar. TUM Marine Rover Scouts from Mombasa Kenya.

TUM Marine Rover Scouts Capacity Building Camp – Post Event Story

In line with this year’s Scouts theme, “Inspiring Climate Change Resilience,” the TUM Marine Rover Scouts, under the Kenya Scouts Association (KSA) – Mombasa County, successfully hosted a Capacity Building Camp from 26th to 28th September 2025 at the Technical University of Mombasa. The event was organized for the newly inducted Rover Scouts (Year 1, Semester 1, Academic Year 2025/2026) under the Jasiri Progression Scheme.

The camp proved to be a dynamic, engaging, and transformative experience, marking an important milestone in the scouting journey of the novice Rovers. Over the course of three days, participants were introduced to the Jasiri progression pathway and immersed in programs designed to:

Build resilience and capacity in climate change adaptation, leadership, teamwork, and innovation.

Strengthen practical scoutcraft skills, including pioneering, camping, and environmental stewardship.

Foster unity, bonding, and critical thinking through experiential learning and collaborative challenges.

Support the CSA drive for novice Rovers while creating opportunities to work towards the First Aid Star Badge.

True to the essence of Scouting, the program demonstrated how adaptable and responsive Scouting remains to the realities facing young people today. Beyond traditional scouting activities, sessions also touched on broader life challenges such as poverty alleviation, emergency preparedness, conflict resolution, drug abuse prevention, and HIV/AIDS awareness.

The camp embraced the FULLCASH philosophy of Scouting, which ensures that every young person gains:

F – Fun through enjoyable and adventurous experiences.

U – Usefulness by learning skills relevant to daily life and service.

L – Learning opportunities that build both knowledge and wisdom.

L – Leadership qualities that prepare them for future responsibilities.

C – Character, Creativity, Control, and Citizenship as foundations for personal growth.

A – Attitude of positivity, resilience, and responsibility.

S – Skills that enhance self-reliance and innovation.

H – Habits, Hobbies, and Happiness that create balance and fulfillment.

By the close of the weekend, the TUM Marine Rover Scouts had not only built stronger bonds but also acquired tools to actively contribute to sustainable development and community service. The camp reaffirmed Scouting’s role as a movement that nurtures responsible, resilient, and innovative citizens ready to meet the challenges of today and tomorrow.

CSA Drive smoking TUM Marine Rover Scouts in collaboration with Mombasa County rovers jointly undertaking their Jasiri progressive scheme.

Acknowledgment of Receipt of Certificates of Appreciation for TUM Marine Rover Scouts

We hereby acknowledge with gratitude the receipt of Certificates of Appreciation awarded to the Technical University of Mombasa (TUM) Marine Rover Scouts

Scouts play a vital role in Kenya by fostering community service, leadership, discipline, and national unity. At Technical University of Mombasa - TUM , we are proud to support our students through associations like the Scouts, encouraging their active participation in national duties and community service initiatives.

On 1st March 2025, the Technical University of Mombasa Marine Rover Scouts participated in the World Wheelchair Day event held at the APDK Rehabilitation Clinic Portreitz . The team participated following invitation by APDK and the team was led by Mr. Victor Kambi. The procession commenced at Mikindani Junction, where the Nairobi cyclists/Nairobi Team, led by Bethany Kids, were warmly received. Our scouts played an integral role in supporting the walk and activities at the venue.

We sincerely appreciate the Technical University of Mombasa Marine Rover Scouts for their dedication and outstanding service, as well as the Technical University of Mombasa for nurturing students to actively contribute to the community.

We extend our heartfelt thanks to Association for the Physically Disabled of Kenya , led by CEO and Coast Branch Manager , Gladys Koech , Programs Coordinator Jane Ngure, Accountant Emma, and the entire APDK team and World Wheelchair Planning Team where I was a member, for the honor of the certificate of appreciation. This certificate is more than a document—it is a true acknowledgment of effort and commitment.

The certificates were delivered by Mr. Odhiambo on behalf of APDK COAST Branch