The Girls Club · Ages 8–12
A program built to help every girl discover her strengths, find her voice, and step confidently into who she is becoming.
Six weeks. Movement, writing, and art. A real mini-business she designs herself. Launching Fall 2026.
Why This Program
The world is loud. Her own voice deserves to be louder.
Between screens, social pressure, and packed schedules, it's easy for a girl to lose touch with her own inner voice before she's even had the chance to find it. The Girls Club uses movement, writing, and art to help her reconnect — with herself, first, before anything else.
This isn't a program for the girl who already has it all figured out. It's for the girl who is kind but unsure — the one who second-guesses her own instincts. She's exactly who this was built for.
What She'll Walk Away With
Five things every girl builds over six weeks
Mindfulness tools
Simple breathwork and journaling practices she can return to whenever the noise gets loud.
Leadership skills
Real practice leading, deciding, and speaking up — in a low-pressure, supportive group.
A mini-business
A tangible project she designs and presents herself — proof of what she can build.
Communication confidence
Practice putting thoughts into words, out loud, in front of people who are rooting for her.
Her own strengths
A clearer, named sense of what she's good at — and permission to own it.
Curriculum
Six weeks, start to Launch Day
Every session builds toward one goal: a girl who trusts her own voice a little more than she did the week before.
Self-discovery & finding her voice
Movement and journaling exercises to help her tune back in to herself.
Navigating relationships
Tools for friendships, boundaries, and speaking up with confidence.
Mini-business design & Launch Day
She designs a small business idea from scratch and presents it to family and friends at a celebratory Launch Day.
Good to Know
Frequently Asked Questions
The Girls Club is designed for girls ages 8 to 12. Every child, of every gender identity, is welcome — if you're not sure whether this is the right fit, just reach out.
In the final weeks, each girl designs a small business idea of her own — from concept to a simple plan — and presents it on Launch Day. It's less about the business itself and more about giving her real practice creating something and standing behind it.
Launch Day is a celebration, not a test. Girls present their mini-business ideas to family and friends in a supportive, low-pressure setting designed to build confidence, not anxiety.
Yes. The Girls Club is built especially for the girl who is kind but unsure. Group sizes stay small and every activity is designed so participation feels safe, not forced.
Yes — schools, homeschool groups, recreation centers, and community organizations can host a cohort on-site. Curriculum, facilitation, and materials are all provided. Get in touch to talk through what that could look like.