The Soroptimist International St. Vincent and the Grenadines recently hosted a transformative five-day summer initiative titled “Girls on Fire.”
This programme focused on empowering teenage participants by fostering leadership skills, self-confidence, and personal safety awareness through various expert-led workshops.
Beyond classroom learning, the girls engaged in community service by donating resources and their time to a local hospital’s pediatric ward.
The curriculum addressed critical contemporary issues such as digital security, health education, and effective communication to help young women navigate future challenges.
The organization aims to cultivate a new generation of informed leaders who are equipped to contribute positively to their families and wider society.
This collaborative effort was made possible through the support of diverse community partners and dedicated volunteers committed to youth development.
