


Girl Code Program
Research indicates that a significant proportion of young girls struggle with self-doubt and perceived inadequacy, resulting in female rivalry and competition. Furthermore, the COVID-19 pandemic has increased anxiety and depression rates, disproportionately affecting women and youth. In response to these challenges, the Girl Code program seeks to serve as a mentoring platform for high school students struggling with social and emotional issues. The program aims not only to address these problems but also to foster essential life skills to navigate them, ending female rivalry and promoting self-love. Through weekly, mentor-led group and solo activities, girls will learn to stand up for themselves and others, empowering themselves and their communities. With their resilience, power, and resourcefulness, they can become experts in determining their future, transforming their communities for the better. Join us for a 7-week journey of self-discovery, growth, and empowerment, where we aim to teach girls to love themselves so that they can love their sisters. Contact us now to learn more and sign up for our upcoming program, and let's work together to make a positive impact on the mental health and well-being of our youth and communities.
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Girl Code Impact Report
Step into the realm of transformation with the Girl Code Summer Program 2023. This dynamic initiative championed personal development, empowerment, and leadership among teen girls. This comprehensive report delves into the resounding success, showcasing data-driven achievements that underscore the program's remarkable impact.
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Data-Driven Triumphs:
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Elevated Self-Confidence:
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85% of participants reported lacking self-confidence prior to the program.
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A remarkable shift occurred, as 98% confidently expressed their opinions, embraced their self-worth, and navigated conflicts assertively.
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Tackling Media-Driven Rivalry:
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Armed with CDC-backed data, we confronted media-induced rivalry and self-esteem issues head-on.
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Participants emerged empowered, equipped with tools to combat negative influences and strengthen self-concept.
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Nurturing Positive Connections:
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While half the participants initially experienced discomfort, 100% quickly embraced the program's supportive environment.
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Friendships flourished, creating an enduring network fostered by collaborative projects and shared growth.
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Cultivating Leaders:
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An impressive 78% of participants stepped into leadership roles, both within the program and beyond.
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Through discussions, participants developed skills to lead conversations, express viewpoints, and influence positively.
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Championing Safety Advocacy:
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All participants pledged to intervene against bullying and mistreatment, promoting safety awareness.
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Armed with conflict resolution skills, 100% felt empowered to address issues proactively.
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Communal Synergy:
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Our community partnerships fortified the program's impact, exemplifying collective dedication.
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‘Back to School’ donations, expert stylist involvement, impactful panel discussions, and holistic practices like yoga showcased shared commitment.
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Validation Through Parental Feedback:
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Parents lauded the program's profound impact, witnessing newfound self-esteem and positive behavioral changes.
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Participant enthusiasm, heightened self-awareness, improved leadership, and enriched relationships mirrored tangible outcomes.
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Embracing Lasting Transformation: Our Girl Code Summer Program 2023 doesn't just create change; it ignites a movement towards self-discovery and empowerment. This impact report encapsulates the journey of growth, empowerment, and potential we bring to every participant. As we present these statistics and narratives, we stand as testament to the transformative journey that continues to unfold, creating lasting change and brighter futures.


What the data says:
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According to new CDC data, nearly 3 in 5 (57%) U.S. teen girls felt persistently sad or hopeless in 2021—double that of boys, representing a nearly 60% increase and the highest level reported over the past decade.
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According to a study published in the Journal of Health and Social Behavior, social isolation and lack of social support are associated with poorer health outcomes, including increased risk of mortality.
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By fostering connections and community among girls and women with our youth program and events, we can help prevent feelings of isolation and reduce the risk of suicide, reduce the risk of substance abuse and addiction, and help improve health outcomes and overall well-being.