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Girl Scouting provides a long list of important life-skills to
help girls get off on the right foot. There's much evidence that
exists that highlights the benefits of the Girl Scout experience.
In fact, a recent national research study demonstrates that girls
believe that because of their Girl Scout activities they have the
chance to develop nine important characteristics, including:
- Self Reliance
- Self-Competence
- Social Skills (ability to make friends)
- Respect for Others
- Feelings of Belonging
- Values-clarification and Decision-making
- Helpfulness and Concern for Community
- Teamwork
- Leadership
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Every Girl Every Where is Welcome in Girl Scouting
All girls are invited to join Girl Scouting --- including girls with special needs, girls of every race, religion and socioeconomic background.
If your daughter requires special assistance, please contact the council office at 816-358-8750, and let us know how we can help. Troop leaders are supported by council staff to find resources that meet a variety of needs. Together, we will find a troop that works for her.
If finances are a concern, grants are available to help pay for membership, books, dues cap and/or program events. Call the council office and ask for a grant application. All applications are confidential.
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