Similar organisations to PEARLS for Teen Girls, Inc.
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Youth Development Programs
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ESSIE S GIRLS INC
Welcome. Essie's Girls Inc is a 501c3 agency providing mentoring programs for girls, 6th-12th grade in the DFW area Empowering Strong, Successful Individuals Everyday Essie’s Girls is committed to empowering today’s young girls to be successful individuals by teaching them critical and necessary life skills through curriculum that is designed to promote academics, develop character, define and set career objectives, and build healthy relationships.
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Plano
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Elementary, Secondary Ed
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Columbus School for Girls
A confidence that empowers. A true sense of self.
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Columbus
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Youth Development Programs
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Lovely Project Inc
Empowering all girl-kind with the knowledge of their Value, Voice & Valor.
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Orlando
RESTORE TO EMPOWER
Providing mentoring, support & educational training programs for youth, abused women & kids, at-risk kids & high school dropout.
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First Gen Success
Preparing our female scholars to be first generational college students and ultimately leaders within their communities.
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Women's Service Clubs
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Diamonds Inspiring Virtue & Success
DIVAS (Diamonds Inspiring Virtue And Success) It's women from ALL WALKS OF LIFE whose mission is to E Who we are DIVAS Diamonds Inspiring Virtue and Success is a sisterhood dedicated to empowering women and youth from all walks of life.
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Dearborn
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Human Services - Multipurpose & Other N.E.C.
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Ambition Crush
Helping provide girls with Leadership and Communication Skills, with a focus on Economic Empowerment.
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Chandler
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Girls Clubs
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Girls On the Run-Idaho Inc
GOTR is an after-school youth program that empowers girls.
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Boise
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Youth Development Programs
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Partnership for Appalachian Girls Education
Provide girls high-quality learning opportunities that emphasize critical and creative thinking, place-based learning, and meaningful engagements with technology and with innovative education/supportive mentoring across critical years of adolescence, so they develop the aspirations and high-level skills they need to create new college pathways.
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