Participating Organizations

Developing Leadership Skills in Girls for over 10 years!

Here are some of the participating organizations

Calgary Board of Education (CBE)

Ottawa Carleton District School Board (OCDSB)

YMCA

St-Patrick's Community School

St-Cyril

Capitol Hill

Rosedale

Athabasca County

Kerrobert Composite school

Normandeau School, Red Deer Public Schools

Rosemount School, Calgary Board of Education

Lycee Louis Pasteur International School

Foothills Academy

GoodLife Fitness

Cardel Place

Trico Centre

Northwest Homeschool families

Highbanks Society, Independent Living for Parenting Youth

Kelvin Grove/Chinook Park Community Centre

Ivivva athletica, members of the Lululemon family

Brite Studios

CHDA–Calgary Highland Dance Association

Chestermere Regional Community Association

The Royal Glenora Club

The City of Ottawa

Fisher Park Community Centre

Gordon Graydon Memorial S.S.

The Ottawa Atheletic Club

The Jewish Community Centre (JCC)

Ottawa Technology Secondary School

Elmdale Publc School

Avalon Public School

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WHAT ARE GLOW GIRLS SAYING?

“I liked GLOW because I feel a lot better about myself, inside and outside.” GLOW Girl

“Thanks for helping me feel better about myself.” GLOW Girl

“I learned that who you are is not on the outside but on the inside.” GLOW Girl

“Well, I seem to be a better person.” GLOW Girl

“I became a better person.” GLOW Girl

WHAT ARE GLOW LEADERS SAYING?

“I have been leading the GLOW girls program for 2 years, and the continued enthusiasm is invigorating.

The young girls who come to the program truly enjoy getting to meet new friends. and learn outside of the

classroom.

I feel that the program has a multitude of benefits. We have created a space where we gather and everyone is encouraged to be themselves, share experiences, and try new things, without having to worry about judgement from others. The topics covered through the various GLOW themes are largely relevant to the girls visiting the program. The topic of cyber-bullying - which grew to discussions of bullying in general - brought up some great strategies for the girls to try in situations at school.

Aside from the topics (of which we are currently on our 4th), trying out new fitness activities and introducing girls to healthy foods they have never tried is fun. Seeing the girls grow over the 8 weeks from a group of girls into a group of friends is something I am very proud to be a part of.”

Susie