Eligibility An active Girl Guide age 18 – 25 A paid-up member of GGGA in good standing. Available for 6 months (January to July, 2023) Has never volunteered with the YESS Girls Movement in previous years (task force member). Computer literate. A team player. Able to relate well with everyone. Other helpful qualifications/skills Volunteering experience…
As part of the Association’s centenary celebrations, volta region climaxed theirs in a grand style. Several activities were organised which started from 15th – 18th December, 2022 and included a media briefing, clean-up exercise, float, and was climaxed with a pageant show known as Miss Guiding Volta where a guide was crowned as a Queen….
Nomination forms for the Centenary Climax Awards are now open. Kindly nominate your best-performing school, Girl Guide, Adult Leader or staff member for the event. Nominations can be done by self/another person. Please ensure that you have provided accurate information of the nominee to enable the awards team contact them easily. All nominations will end…
The Ghana Girl Guides Association is introducing a reading club known as the Guiding Light Reading Club. The Guiding Light Reading Club (GLRC) is an initiative as part of the eight-point program to inculcate the act of reading and also help boost speaking skills in young children. The program which commences this December, will run…
Deadline: Monday 15th August, 2022 Eligibility An active Girl Guide age 26 – 35 A paid up member of GGGA in good standing. Available for a year (January to December, 2023) Computer literate. A team player. Able to relate well with everyone. Must possess a passport valid for a year and above Other helpful qualifications/skills…
The Ghana Girl Guides Training Centre at Achimota was a bustle of activities between 24th and 26th June, 2022 as the centre hosted 36 Girl Guides and their Adult leaders from the Mary Mount International School for a camp program named: Plastic Tide Turners. Plastic Tide Turners is one of the Ghana Girl Guides Association…
The National Training Team of the Ghana Girl Guides Association has organized camps for Girl Guides and Ananse Guides from different Schools. The purpose of the camp was to take the girls through plastic tide management and to learn some crafts. Plastics have become a global challenge and equipping girls with relevant skills to manage…
The membership department of the Ghana Girl Guides Association (GGGA) has trained staff and leaders (volunteers) on how to effectively operate the new online membership system of the Association on its website. Spearheaded by the Membership Commissioner, Ms. Rose Yeboah and facilitated by Peter Asante Addo of SIA-Africa and GGGA, the training was held at…
Harvard Undergraduate Partners for Action (HUPAA), working in partnership with the Ghana Girl Guides Association, is excited to launch Enabib in Ghana—a program created for students that provides the opportunity to develop and lead initiatives that address challenges to menstrual hygiene management (MHM). Menstrual hygiene management is a globally recognized public health topic that refers…
Ghana Girl Guides has introduced a new membership system to aid easy membership registration and to ensure regular dues payment. Starting from 19th January, 2022 all members (individuals and institutions) would be required to register, renew or upgrade their membership levels using the membership portal available on the website. Registration for individuals is at a…
