Girl Guides WA State Commissioner Linda Elezovich said people interested did not need Girl Guides experience but should be motivated, like children, and hold a Working with Children Check.
“We want people who are good at working with girls to empower them to develop confidence and resilience and self-respect,” Ms Elezovich said.
“We provide all the training and new leaders will work with experienced leaders while learning the ropes.”
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Units looking for leaders include Spearwood, Bateman, Bull Creek/Leeming, Willeton, Melville and Ardross.
Girls Guides WA is also trying to reopen the Burrendah unit in Willeton for girls aged 10-13 years. Units have girls of varying ages, so women who choose to lead can opt for their preferred age group.
To register interest, email info@girlguideswa.org.au or visit www.girlguides.org.au.
An information session will be held 7pm Thursday, February 9, at the Willeton Guide Hall on Donald Street.