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Having briefly outlined my background and motivations for joining the Rebel Badge Club, I recognize that some readers may be interested in understanding what the Rebel Badge and Badge Club are. If so, I request that you withhold your inquiry momentarily, as I intend to provide a comprehensive explanation within this blog post.

I recommend commencing with Volume 1, the initial volume, as it encompasses all the essential information required for effective engagement.

Since the launch of the initial badge book in October 2021, more than 30,000 individuals worldwide have purchased a copy, reflecting its broad popularity. Additionally, approximately 6,500 members actively participate in our Facebook accountability group, where they regularly share their badge achievements, discuss strategies, and exchange ideas with others from around the globe, fostering a supportive international community.

In addition to the three badge books and all the merit badges, we provide a range of other activities. These include hosting live events on a monthly basis, as well as conducting two online weekends annually, specifically designed to enable participants outside the United Kingdom to engage with the programs.

FAQ

Can you take part in Rebel Badge Club if you are disabled and/or neurodivergent?

Approximately 80% of our club members are neurodiverse, and thousands of us have various disabilities. There is a group called Spoonie Rebels that addresses badge adaptations and provides mutual support.

What is Ultimate Rebel?

An ultimate Rebel is achieved upon the completion of all five patches in a specific color, which requires earning a certain number of badges in that color to obtain the patch. For example, possessing a collection, a personal style, and a brand signifies that the pink patch has been acquired Which I’m proud to have achieved.

What are the Mavericks Award and can you do it with a disability?

Yes because there’s no end time you can take your time with it. You can adapt it according to your own needs but bear in mind that it is the equivalent of DofE so if you would struggled with that when you were a kid and at school I would really consider it because it is difficult but you don’t have to camp in a tent.

Can I post on behalf of someone who isn’t on Facebook?

In addition to the three badge books and all the merit badges, we provide a range of other activities. These include hosting live events on a monthly basis, as well as conducting two online weekends annually, specifically designed to enable participants outside the United Kingdom to engage with the programs.

What is the Rebel Cup and is there still time to join?

The Rebel Cup is an event where participants complete additional bonus challenges to earn points. In brief, it represents the competitive aspect of the Rebel Badge Club. Further details will be provided in the next section of the blog.