Girls' Center Events

Educational and fun activities take place in all regions, every day. There is still space at all centers to enroll your child. Call your local region for an application.

Current Activities

Girls Inc. She Votes - This nonpartisan, nationwide initiative focuses on involving girls in the political process and encouraging girls to see themselves as leaders. Girls participate in activities that introduce them to voting, public speaking, fundraising, and campaign advertising.

Other Activities

Here's a sampling of the types of activities we have going on year 'round:

Girls from our Rochester Girls’ Center took the show on the road. During April School Vacation this talented cast and crew traveled to spread the message of girl power through the themes of their plays “Carla and the Greed Merchant” and “The Fair Godmother’s Assistant.”

Our middle school girls ran a store within the center. The girls started their business with $50.00. They determined inventory, expenses and profit. With their earnings the girls reinvested some in their business and used the rest to go out once a month with staff to the movies, dinner, or girl’s night. Girls learned how to understand fundamentals of running a business, working as a team to allocate jobs, maintaining inventory, pricing of items to make money but low enough to sell, competition of other businesses, in this case the vending machine in the hallway. And most importantly the girls learned the rewards of their hard work and earnings.

Girls Connect - A Day in the Shop - Girls participated in computer programming and building robots at - Girls Connect at Dartmouth, Hanover, NH, - Girls Connect at FIRST Place, Manchester, NH, - Girls Connect in the North Country. The program was designed for girls ages 9 - 14. A team consisted of 5 girls and 1 adult. Each team’s robot competed in a series of tasks. Teams were awarded based upon their robot’s success and their teamwork. Girls Connect was put on by Girls Incorporated of New Hampshire, New Hampshire Commission on the Status of Women, Girl Scouts and FIRST.

Guest Speaker Series - Dentist, Firefighter, EMT, Personal Trainer, Lawyer, - professional women spoke to the girls about their professions. .

Dance recital - Girls from the Nashua Girls’ Center ranging in ages 6-18 performed with The Raiders Rhythm Dance Team of Rivier College. The event was held at the Performing Arts Center at Daniel Webster College in Nashua.

Our Nashua girls volunteered for Youth Service Day. They worked hard all day painting park benches, bike racks and light poles in downtown on Main Street, - a great opportunity for our girls to give back to their communities. A luncheon with Mayor Bernard A. Streeter of Nashua followed the event to recognize the girls for their contributions

Members of our Manchester Girls’ Center volunteered at a Saint Anselm College Dance that is for children and adults with special needs.

Our Nashua Girls Center cooked up a fiesta for Mexican Night. After making Mexican decorations and learning a little about Mexican culture the girls preparee and serve up a Mexican dinner for their families and friends.

Our Greater Manchester Region, Manchester Girls Center practiced Kripalu, a gentle style of yoga that is known to reduce stress and improve health. The girls went to Manchester YOGA on Mast Road and had a chance to connect with their inner selves.