Being inclusive really matters
Practice using inclusive and equitable language to support girls. Volunteers: Take this 15 min training by logging into myGS>gsLearn.
Mental wellness starts here.
The challenges of today’s world don’t only affect grownups. Young people—especially girls—are facing a mental health crisis of their own. Supporting them as they grow and face life’s complexities is a top priority.
Girl Scouts plus their families, caregivers, and volunteers now have access to these mental wellness resources from Girl Scouts of the USA and trusted partners. From new activities to trainings, you’ll find what you need to get started.
Resilient. Ready. Strong.
Girl Scouts aren’t immune from feeling stressed. This patch will help them be ready for when things get tough.
GET STARTEDSee how the littlest Girl Scouts are learning to be strong, resilient, and happy.
From developing social-emotional skills by showing kindness to their family and friends to celebrating differences and making others feel included, Girl Scout Daisies learn what it means to be honest and fair, friendly and helpful, and how the Girl Scout Law applies to their lives. Get started today and see your Daisy grow into their strongest, most resilient self.
Hey grownups!
Want to learn more about girls’ mental wellbeing but not sure where to start? These trainings and resources from our mental health partners will give you the tools you need to begin your journey.
Understanding mental wellness
Coming soon: special workshops for Girl Scouts to build mental health skills, created in partnership with the National Alliance on Mental Illness.
Raising Awesome Girls
Raising girls to be happy and healthy might seem more complicated than ever. From understanding the current mental health crisis to figuring out how to talk to your daughter about a bad day, we've got everything you need to support her.
