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Power to Girls Foundation supports Black and marginalized girls in the Greater Toronto Area and Ghana through mentorship, personal development, mental wellness, and skills-building programs.

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10,000+ Girls Reached
Canada
Ghana

Personal Development
Mentorship
Tech & Entrepreneurship
Mental Health

Personal Development

Build Confidence, Discover your voice

Girls explore identity, self-worth, healthy relationships, and leadership through conversations and activities that centre their experiences.

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Mentorship

Relationships that move girls forward

We connect girls with mentors and peers who offer encouragement, share experiences, and help them explore their goals.

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Tech & Entrepreneurship

Skills for a changing world

Girls build digital knowledge, explore entrepreneurship, and develop practical skills for future learning and work.

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Mental Health

Space to express, connect, and feel supported

Through creative activities and guided conversations, girls explore emotions, strengthen coping skills, and build supportive connections.

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Programming at Power to Girls

Creating Safe Spaces for girls to
learn and grow

G.I.R.LS Program

A supportive after school space where girls build confidence, strengthen relationships, and develop skills to navigate school and everyday life.

Summer Program

A summer experience that brings girls together to learn, connect, and explore their interests through hands-on activities.

Roots of A Girl

A workshop series supporting girls to explore identity, build self-esteem, and strengthen their sense of belonging.

Power Talks Podcast

Girls lead conversations about identity, relationships, wellbeing, and the experiences shaping their lives.

Ambassador Program

Girls help shape our programs, contribute ideas, and build leadership skills while advocating for issues that matter to them.

Power of a Girl Conference

Our yearly conference bringing girls together to connect with each other and mentors.

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Research Backed Programming

ROOTS OF A BLACK GIRL Informed by 245 Black-identifying girls across Ontario who participated in surveys, Afro-centric Sharing Circles and test programming. Through the 'Roots of a Black Girl' Research project, we better understand the realities of girls' experiences in schools. This has allowed us to assess and identify needs that can be addressed through our programs. The first of its kind in Canada, this study increases understanding of what is working for girls in the education system, and where they are feeling ignored, pushed out, and inadequately supported.