This organization offers a variety of FREE athletic and enrichment programs for youth in the greater Manchester area including boxing, baton twirling, chess, dodgeball, girl scouts, Real Champions Jiu Jitsu (a Brazilian martial art), skateboarding, wrestling, and Aikido (a Japanese martial art)

Our summer camp provides girls with an opportunity for empowerment through building and the use of power tools. This year our builders will spend the morning building adirondack chairs. The girls will be learning and practicing building skills in a safe and supportive environment. The afternoons will be filled with STEAM activities such as laser cutting, sewing, robotics and more! Builders will be provided with breakfast, snack, lunch, a bag of groceries, a new pair of shoes, and a backpack fully stocked with school supplies during their week at Girls at Work.

We offer after school programs that include literacy programs, fitness, STEM programs, self-defense, leadership skills, mind and body curriculum, and more. We also offer in-school and after school programming in schools all around NH. We provide girls with snacks and dinner made in our kitchens each day after school and serve breakfast, lunch and dinner during the summer.

In our after school building workshops, girls are taught how to safely use power tools, including cordless sanders and screw guns. The girls will be learning and practicing building skills in a safe and supportive environment. Using an instruction model based on asking questions (the Socratic method), we encourage girls to use problem-solving, critical thinking, and team-building skills in the workshop, with the end result of higher self-esteem and more confidence. Each class builder receives a bag of groceries with toiletry items, a pair of shoes and a new sweatshirt to celebrate completion of the woodworking projects that will be taken home with them.

Residential summer camp program for boys and girls ages 7 to 17

We offer after school programs that include literacy programs, fitness, STEM programs, self-defense, leadership skills, mind and body curriculum, and more. We also offer in-school and after school programming in schools all around NH. We provide girls with snacks and dinner made in our kitchens each day after school and serve breakfast, lunch and dinner during the summer.

Scouting is organized into age-specific programs to provide developmentally appropriate life-skill lessons and recreation. The "Lion Cub" program serves kindergarten aged youth. "Tiger Cubs" serves boys and girls in grade 1. "Cub Scouts" is for boys and girls in grades 2-5. "Scouts BSA" is for boys and girls age 11-17. "Venturing" is for young men and women, ages 14-20. Advancement programs that provide recognition for acquisition of skills and knowledge are part of all Scouting programs. Leadership skill development becomes integral as youth grow with the program.

We offer after school programs that include literacy programs, fitness, STEM programs, self-defense, leadership skills, mind and body curriculum, and more. We also offer in-school and after school programming in schools all around NH. We provide girls with snacks and dinner made in our kitchens each day after school and serve breakfast, lunch and dinner during the summer.

Girl scouts offers troops and summer camps for girls in K-12th grade.

A mentoring and summer camp for low-income girls. The mission is to provide socially and economically disadvantaged New Hampshire girls with new opportunities to develop skills, courage, and the confidence they need to handle the challenges of their lives. Following a successful 2-year commitment, the girls are invited to join the Circle Teen Program which will support them through high school.

Girl scouts offers troops and summer camps for girls in K-12th grade.

Girl Scouts hold meetings at this location

Rosie’s Pantry seeks to combat period poverty by providing sanitary products, free of cost, to those who need them. Located in the Girls Inc. at 27 Burke Street in Nashua, community members can pick up products such as sanitary napkins, tampons, menstrual cups, deodorant, and more on weekdays between 8 am and 6 pm. Donations to Rosie’s Pantry also support students experiencing period poverty at some of Nashua’s public schools.