Sindh Boy Scouts Association Empowering Youth
Sindh Boy Scouts Association 
This headquarters is the central hub for managing scouting activities throughout Sindh. Located on Maulana Din Muhammad Wafai Road in Saddar, Karachi, the headquarters covers an area of 7500 square yards.
The building that houses the provincial headquarters is ancient and beautifully designed. It was built by the well-known social worker Seth Cheetumal Subhraj and named the Scouts Headquarters. The foundation stone was laid on November 13, 1926, by Provincial Chief Scout Bombay Sir Leslie Wilson, and the building was inaugurated on November 21, 1929, by Provincial Chief Scout Bombay Sir Frederick Skies. This historic building not only serves as a functional space for scouting activities but also stands as a symbol of the rich history and tradition of scouting in Sindh.
The Scouts Conference Hall is an important part of the headquarters, providing a space for meetings, seminars, and planning sessions. It is equipped with modern amenities to facilitate productive discussions and decision-making processes for scouting activities and programs.
The Muhammad Siddiq Memon Scout Auditorium is another key feature of the headquarters. This auditorium is used for a variety of events, including training sessions, workshops, and large gatherings. It provides a comfortable and spacious environment for scouts to learn, share ideas, and celebrate their achievements.
The headquarters also includes a new building, which houses additional offices and facilities. This modern structure complements the historic main building and provides extra space for the expanding needs of the Sindh Boy Scouts Association.
As the main hub for scouting in Sindh, the Provincial Scouts Headquarters plays a crucial role in coordinating and managing scouting activities across the province. It serves as the central point for planning events, training leaders, and supporting the growth and development of scouts throughout Sindh. The headquarters brings together scouts from all over the region, fostering a sense of community and shared purpose. With its mix of historic charm and modern facilities, it provides an inspiring environment for all who visit and work here.
