Youth Leadership Council

Youth Leadership Council

The Girls Inc. NSV Youth Leadership Council is a leadership body composed of local high school girls aged 14-18 (grades 9-12) who advise and inform Girls Inc. of the Northern Sacramento Valley (NSV). Members share their life experiences and perspectives on issues facing girls in their communities, providing invaluable insights to our organization.

With the support of community women, and council members we will:

  • Develop Leadership Skills: Engage in activities that build their leadership capabilities.
  • Realize Their Power: Understand their roles as valuable community resources and trustees of the common good.
Monthly Meetings

The council meets monthly and runs through the end of the school year. Additionally, we have options to continue participation into the next school year, fostering long-term development and engagement.

Qualifications:
  • High School Students: Current high school students aged 14-18 (grades 9-12).
  • Leadership Enthusiasm: Eager to support Girls Inc. leadership activities as needed, including leadership training, volunteering at events/programs, and providing input to the Girls Inc. team.
  • Skill Development Passion: Committed to developing personal leadership skills.
  • Group Communication: Comfortable speaking in group settings, both in-person and virtually.
  • Representation: Willing to represent Girls Inc. as part of the YLC.
  • Monthly Commitment: Able to commit approximately 2 hours a month to YLC-related activities.
  • Responsiveness: Committed to timely communication and meeting expectations outlined in the Girls Inc. Youth Leadership Council agreement.
How to Apply:

Applications open at the start of the school year, typically during the fall, with first meetings usually beginning in November or December. Parents can stay informed about the Youth Leadership Council by following us on social media or subscribing to our email notifications for updates.

This program provides a platform for young leaders to voice their opinions, develop their skills, and make a positive impact in their communities, empowering them to become influential leaders of tomorrow.