Belonging First
Inclusive, flexible activities that value each Scout's strengths and individual pace.


Cub Scout Pack 230 was created with a special focus on welcoming neurodivergent children, including those with autism, ADHD, sensory differences, and unique learning needs. Based in Plainfield, Connecticut, we serve families throughout the Leaders of the Revolution District and surrounding communities. Through our flexible, community-based approach, smaller dens can meet closer to home, creating a supportive environment where every Scout can learn, grow, and experience the adventure of Scouting at their own pace. While designed with neurodivergent Scouts in mind, **all children are welcome.** Proudly chartered by VFW Post 5446, we are building character, confidence, friendships, and community—one adventure at a time.

Pack 230 is grateful for the support of VFW Post 5446 . Their encouragement helps strengthen our program and reinforces the shared values of service, citizenship, leadership, and community. This partnership gives our Scouts a meaningful connection to veterans, patriotism, and service to others while helping our families build lasting local ties.


Based in Plainfield, Connecticut, Pack 230 uses a community-based hub-and-spoke approach. Smaller dens can meet in communities throughout the region, while shared pack adventures help everyone feel connected.
Inclusive, flexible activities that value each Scout's strengths and individual pace.
Hands-on Scouting skills, teamwork, outdoor exploration, and character development.
Smaller community-based meetings combined with occasional pack-wide traditions.
Our den structure gives volunteers room to adapt activities while keeping the fun, achievements, and shared identity that make Cub Scouting special.
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