Warragul & Drouin Gazette

What do Girl Guides Do ?

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We believe that girls of every age have the capacity to be actively involved in, and ultimately take ownership of, all aspects of their Girl Guide Experience. Girls develop curiosity through hands-on learning, and engage in relevant activities based on their own interest.

Girl-Led is an integral part of providing the best opportunit­ies for girls of all ages to be the best version of themselves allowing girls to participat­e in experience­s that connect them to their identity and to our world.

Guiding Program

The Australian Guide Program is a non-formal educationa­l program based on shared leadership and decision-making at all ages. It is a variety of fun activities that focus on self-developmen­t in the areas of practical skills, physical developmen­t and relationsh­ips with people, appropriat­e to age and interests. Guides of all ages are involved in decision-making, planning, implementi­ng and evaluating their activities.

ADULT INVOLVEMEN­T

Do you want to make new friends while helping the next generation of leaders, give back to your community, increase your skills on your resume? Then Warragul Guides needs you! We are seeking new volunteers aged 18+ to assist in Guiding groups. The groups meet weekly with other weekend activities throughout the year.

We are looking for people who can work in a small team to help plan and run activities for members aged 6-18 or provide admin and accounting support or help with hall maintenanc­e. No regular commitment required, just a willingnes­s to work together to provide opportunit­ies in the community.

Guides Victoria can support you to obtain relevant documentat­ion, uniform and training.

Email gayle.chippindal­l@guidesvic.org.au Mob. 0438 512 913.

 ?? ?? The youngest Warragul Girl Guides practicing camping skills.
The youngest Warragul Girl Guides practicing camping skills.

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