Hong Kong's Uniformed Groups Face a Crisis of Attrition Youth membership in Hong Kong's uniformed groups has declined by 8% over the past five years.
Despite steady government funding, the number of young people participating in these organizations has plummeted, raising questions about their relevance and effectiveness.
The low birth rate in Hong Kong is one factor contributing to this decline. With fewer children being born, there are simply fewer potential recruits for groups like the Scouts, Guides, and Boys' Brigade.