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We are the largest women movement in Ghana that provide young girls and women with high-quality non-formal education and mentorship to build their self-confidence.
Our value for women...
Women development is very important to us; because of that, our programs and activities are designed to provide girls and young women with the necessary skill to raise prominent people for future. You are always invited to our camps and international events.
Our operations are wide...
We stretch our activities and opportunities throughout the country irrespective of your religion/tribe. We represent over five hundred thousand girls and young women including schools, religious and non-religious institutions forming part of this great movement!
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We are excited to announce the release of our 2026 Activity Calender, a guide designed to support leaders, coordinators, and young members in delivering impactful, engaging, and structured programmes throughout the year. This year’s pack has been thoughtfully developed to…
Ghana Girl Guides Association, GGGA is a full member of the World Association of Girl Guides and Girl Scouts (WAGGGS). WAGGGS is the world’s largest voluntary movement for girls and young women. Currently there are more than 10 million Girl Guides from 150 countries across the world. We are open to all girls, whatever their religion, ethnic group, background or challenge. This instils a strong spirit of tolerance and respect for others in the girls.
We focus on leadership development and active citizenship. Guiding in Ghana is mostly organized in Schools and these are referred to as Units or Company’s. Meetings are held during their extracurricular time, they enjoy various activities which they plan as the term begins; camping, cooking without fire, learning of guide songs and games etc.
Through guiding, a lot of girls acquire knowledge, skills and exposure in an informal, fun way. The girls turn to appreciate what they learn and practice it. For over 100 years, Girl Guiding has transformed the lives of girls and young women across the country, supporting and empowering them to achieve their fullest potential and to become responsible citizens of the world.
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The first group is known as Ranger Guides – when you have left Guides, you can join this group (14 – 19 years). They have very adventurous programs they do. They prepare themselves to render services to their communities.
The second group is known as Cadets – they are trained to be leaders in the youth movement and then also as adult leaders. (19 – 24year old)
Guides who are 25 to 30 years are referred to as young leaders. They assist Adult leaders in handling Guide units. Guides who are above 30 years are known as Adult leaders. They are leaders of Guide units in Schools.
Ghana Girl Guides Association belongs to the largest voluntary movement dedicated to girls and young women in the world. Being a guide in Ghana makes a lot of difference in girl’s educational development. We represent 500,000+ girls and young women across Ghana.
In June 2021, Ghana Girl Guides launched a campaign to migrate all members to it’s online platform and also to accept electronic registrations via the website’s membership portal.
