Program areas at GSWNY
See schedule o:troops, afterschool and community-based programs: these programs engage girls through hands-on, girl-led, cooperative learning experiences that are developmentally appropriate and designed for girls to discover, connect, and take action in numerous and diverse areas as they grow. Girl scouting provides a leadership development experience, encouraging girls to explore New activities while building confidence and self-esteem.our program makes a difference because it's designed by girls, for girls. Through our four pillars: outdoors, stem, life skills and entrepreneurship, we want to give every Girl the opportunity to find her passion and pursue it with confidence. Focus areas include: healthy living, leadership, stem, outdoor programs, community service, travel, creative arts and financial literacy. Number of girls served = 11,104. The socioeconomic status of our members varies. Grant-funded programming targeted at underserved girls is a part of our council's continuing investment to ensure that all girls have the opportunity to experience Girl scouting.
Camping programs: gswny maintains 4 camp properties where girls learn valuable life lessons such as teamwork, independence, trying New things, making New friends and appreciation for the environment. Activities include nature study, camping, equestrian training, whitewater rafting, kayaking, sailing, swimming, archery, hiking, arts and crafts, and ropes challenge courses. Girls experience the outdoors through day camps, resident and troop camps, and outdoor program events. Number of girls and adults served = 4,103.