we are passionate about helping girls and young women aged 10-16 build skills, confidence, and leadership
BE-GIRL gives girls a confident start, practical skills, and supportive mentors in one safe space. Through hands-on workshops and real-world role models, participants discover strengths, try careers, and build creative and technical skills that stay with them.
Small-group mentorship boosts confidence and communication, while team projects teach leadership, problem-solving, and collaboration. Cultural programming and peer support create belonging and pride, so girls leave energized, more focused on their goals, and connected to mentors and peers who keep supporting them after camp.
Click the “Register button” for the week you want and complete the online form. FREE for girls and young women aged 10-16 Spaces are limited — register early!Â
Max 30 participants per week; each participant may register for up to 2 weeks. Contact us for accessibility or financial support arrangements.
Our camp is more than just summer fun, it is an experience that helps girls develop life skills, build self-confidence, and discover their voices. Through mentorship, creativity, and community, campers leave feeling inspired, empowered, and ready to take on new challenges.Â
Unlike other camps, Be-Girl focuses on empowerment, creativity, and mentorship. Our goal is to help girls see their potential, build lifelong friendships, and discover their voices in a safe and fun community setting.
Camps are in session from 9:00am – 4:00pm daily and each participant can register for up to 2-weeks of camp.
We will explore budgeting, saving, investing, and how money connects to mental health.
Learn machine basics, explore crocheting and creative styling and wrap it all up with fun.
We will turn ideas into action by developing business concepts and business plans.
We will explore improv, visual storytelling, performing arts, and how art can be powerful.
Unlocking potential, building leaders, celebrating every girl.
Support girls in gaining confidence, developing career pathways, and forming lasting connections.
Developing career pathways, and forming lasting connections.
The camp is open to girls ages 10 to 16 who are eager to learn, create, and connect. No previous experience in any activity is required, just curiosity and enthusiasm!
The Be-Girl Summer Camp is designed to help girls build confidence, explore their interests, and develop new skills in a fun, supportive, and inspiring environment. Campers are encouraged to express themselves, try new things, and celebrate what makes them unique.
…Build confidence and shows the payoff of learning new skills.Â
Each participant leaves with at least one clear next step toward a career interest and a contact they can follow up with.
Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Morbi volutpat justo sed efficitur cursus. Mauris fringilla quam vitae lacinia viverra. Mauris eros dolor, pellentesque sed luctus dapibus, lobortis a orci.
Cras at nisl erat. Nullam malesuada urna turpis. Etiam ac eros egestas, condimentum mi feugiat, vulputate sapien. Nullam in eleifend neque.
Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Morbi volutpat justo sed efficitur cursus. Mauris fringilla quam vitae lacinia viverra. Mauris eros dolor, pellentesque sed luctus dapibus, lobortis a orci.
Cras at nisl erat. Nullam malesuada urna turpis. Etiam ac eros egestas, condimentum mi feugiat, vulputate sapien. Nullam in eleifend neque.
“Green Valley International is undoubtedly the best School in NY for it’s commitment and responsibility towards students.”
“What I am today is because of the Green Valley International School. The teachers are very helpful and committed towards students.”
“Green Valley International is undoubtedly the best School in NY for it’s commitment and responsibility towards students.”
“What I am today is because of the Green Valley International School. The teachers are very helpful and committed towards students.”
When Asha arrived at BE-GIRL at age 13, she was quiet, unsure, and juggling a new life in Canada. Her family had recently immigrated, and Asha struggled to find places where she felt seen and understood. She signed up for Week 2 (Women in Trade and Entrepreneurship) because she liked working with her hands and wanted to try something different.
Community and Support BE-GIRL’s mentorship didn’t stop at technical skills. Asha had conversations about goal-setting, saving money, and balancing school and work. She connected with other girls who shared similar experiences.
