(girls)) Tito: 12–14 years old (tippers (girls) & toppers (boys)) Keti: 14–16 years old (kerels (boys) & (girls)) : 16–18 years old Notable Chiro members Bert Anciaux (former Minister for Culture, Youth and Sport in the Flemish Government) Rutger Beke (triathlete) Jean-Luc Dehaene (politician, he later transferred to scouts) Luc De Vos (Flemish singer Gorki) Stijn Devolder (cyclist) Piet Goddaer (singer: Ozark Henry) Marc Herremans (triathlete) Leif Hoste (cyclist) Oliver (Eurosong for Kids 2008) Kris Peeters (former Minister-President of Flanders, former Belgian Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Economy and Employment, member of the European Parliament) Thor Salden (Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2006) Herman Schueremans (CEO Rock Werchter) Peter Van de Veire (radio presenter) Stan Van Samang (actor, singer) Els Van Weert (former Undersecretary for Sustainable Development and Social Economy, former leader of the social-liberal party "spirit") Johan Verminnen (singer) Inge Vervotte (politician) For a more elaborated list, please refer to the Chiro website. Chiro Organizations worldwide Belgian Missionaries brought the ideas of Chiro into third-world countries. Today there are Chiro organizations in the Philippines (since 1952), Burundi, South Africa, Botswana, Lesotho, D. R. Congo (as "Kiro") and Haiti (as "Mouvement Kiro D'Haiti", since 1960). All these organizations – including the original Chirojeugd Vlaanderen – are member organizations of Fimcap, which is an Umbrella organization of catholic youth organizations. References External links Chiroyouth Flanders in ODIS - Online Database for Intermediary Structures Archives of Chiroyouth Flanders in ODIS - Online Database for Intermediary Structures 1934 establishments in Belgium Catholic Church in Belgium Catholicism in Belgium Fimcap Youth organisations based in Belgium