THE LEAGUE Girls Camp

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THE LEAGUE Girls Camp will bring together 50 girls from different high schools and different backgrounds. The girls will not only be exposed to learning leadership concepts towards honing their leadership qualities, they will have experts and field players to inspire and motivate them through different career paths and self development, engage in team building activities, engage in new talents and skills, tell their own stories, build strong friendships, share ideas and network, but most importantly, have FUN in such a learning environment.
“The League Girls Camp” will be an intense fun-filled day immersion camp designed to inspire girls of today to become next generation leaders and game changers. This camp is intended to celebrate the power of girls and build a solidarity movement.


THEME: “Building girls capacity and preparing them for the future.”

PACKAGE/PROGRAMME


  1. Capacity building engagements
  2. Personality of the year unveiled
  3. Breakout sessions/Spelling Bee
  4. The League Souvenir
  5. Speed Mentoring
  6. Certificate/ Brand ambassador against child marriages
  7. Feeding

DATE:

2nd May, 2015

VENUE:

Tamale Sports Stadium

CONTACTS
PHONE (s):      (+233) 0244272425, 0266388435
EMAIL:               theleagueghana@gmail.com
TWITTER:         @theleagueghana
BLOG:               https://theleagueghana.wordpress.com
LINKEDIN:       The League (L.Y.F.L)
SKYPE:               theleague13 

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